Bridging the Growing U.S. Power Gap

THE GROWING POWER GAP DRIVES END-USERS TO ADOPT SUPPLEMENTARY POWER SOLUTIONS TO SUPPORT HIGH-POWER APPLICATIONS & PEAK LOADS ACROSS WEAK GRID LOCATIONS

“Annual growth in U.S. electricity demand is expected to more than double by 2030, outpacing grid infrastructure upgrades.” (Source: U.S. DOE Grid Deployment Office, 2024 Grid Needs Assessment Summary)
“Generation and storage projects actively seeking grid interconnection demand over 2,000 GW as of 2022, up from 1,400 GW in 2021.” (Source: Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, 2023 Interconnection Queue Data; cited by NREL, 2024)
“DER deployment continues to accelerate as users seek more control and flexibility… driven in part by challenges of integrating large new loads and managing grid constraints.” (Source: NREL, “U.S. Electricity Sector Outlook 2024,” NREL/TP-6A40-87033)

This power capacity deficit and mismatch between load increase and utility upgrade timelines is forcing C&I users to add behind-the-meter energy storage and on-site generation for reliability and scalability.

Bridging the Growing U.S. Power Gap

“Annual growth in U.S. electricity demand is expected to more than double by 2030, outpacing grid infrastructure upgrades.” (Source: U.S. DOE Grid Deployment Office, 2024 Grid Needs Assessment Summary)

“Generation and storage projects actively seeking grid interconnection demand over 2,000 GW as of 2022, up from 1,400 GW in 2021.” (Source: Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, 2023 Interconnection Queue Data; cited by NREL, 2024)

“DER deployment continues to accelerate as users seek more control and flexibility… driven in part by challenges of integrating large new loads and managing grid constraints.” (Source: NREL, “U.S. Electricity Sector Outlook 2024,” NREL/TP-6A40-87033)