欧洲议会两项重要文件通过，储能系统需求将显著增长

Core Viewpoint - The European Parliament has passed the "Clean Industry Agreement Resolution" and the "Grid Autonomy Initiative Report" to promote the decarbonization of the EU industry and enhance the flexibility of the energy system [1][7]. Summary of the "Clean Industry Agreement Resolution" - Focus on the green transformation of the industrial sector with measures including: - Reduction of energy costs through the "Affordable Energy Action Plan," aiming to increase the EU's electrification rate to 32% by 2030 and reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels [2]. - Localization of clean technology, targeting 40% domestic production of key components for clean technology by 2030, supported by a €100 billion special fund for industrial decarbonization [2]. - Promotion of a circular economy, with the implementation of the "Circular Economy Act" starting in 2026, requiring 24% material recycling by 2030 to reduce resource dependence [2]. Summary of the "Grid Autonomy Initiative Report" - Emphasis on enhancing grid autonomy and the integration of clean energy: - Smart grid construction to promote the application of digital and AI-driven grid technologies, optimizing renewable energy consumption efficiency [3]. - Encouragement of large-scale energy storage systems (such as lithium batteries and hydrogen storage) to balance grid fluctuations [4]. - Strengthening physical connections between member states' grids to improve energy allocation efficiency [5]. Impact on the Energy Storage Industry - The EU plans to add 100 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, significantly increasing the demand for energy storage systems. The report includes energy storage technology as part of grid flexibility solutions, with funding support through innovation funds and industrial decarbonization banks. Additionally, the EU will establish a "Critical Raw Materials Procurement Center" to ensure the supply of materials like lithium and nickel for energy storage, while regulating the low-carbon product market through the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) [6].