Powering Progress: Master Energy Storage Supply Chains – Meet Experts in Barcelona

Recent European reports stress the need to remove economic barriers and develop markets that fairly reward energy storage for grid stability and renewable support. They highlight financial incentives and business models—like capacity markets and demand response—that can speed up deployment.

Storage’s role in grid reliability will grow if markets offer fair compensation. Case studies from various sectors reveal effective strategies unlocking new opportunities across Europe.

Join us at Energy Storage 2025, taking place on 26–27 November 2025 in Barcelona, Spain, to hear from leading experts in the field.

Kshitiz Agarwal, Senior Associate Director at Jacobs, will speak in Session Three: Market Mechanisms and Economic Considerations.

He will address economic challenges, explore market solutions, and share real-world examples of successful storage adoption.

Key Topics to Be Addressed:

✔ Policy & Regulatory Landscape ✔ Supply Chain Management & Logistics ✔ Technological Advancements & Innovations ✔ Business Models & Revenue Generation ✔ Future Trends & Market Outlook ✔ Grid Integration & Renewable Energy Synergies ✔ Storage Technologies: Current & Emerging ✔ Market Mechanisms & Economic Considerations ✔ Demand Response & Grid Flexibility ✔ Safety, Security & Risk Management ✔ Environmental Sustainability & Impact ✔ Global Perspectives on Energy Storage: Trends, Opportunities & Challenges

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