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Meeting the UKโ€™s targets of a clean power sector by 2030 and a net zero economy by 2050 will require a significant growth in intermittent renewable generation, and an accompanying increase in technologies that can provide system flexibility โ€“ of which batteries are a key component. However, incentivising development of and investment in battery assets has been challenged by the revenue rollercoaster that batteries have experienced in the last few years, with highs in 2022 followed by lows in early 2024, before a recent resurgence in late 2024 and early 2025. Our BESS Analytics service, combined with ourFlexibility Markets Hub, allows these trends to be interrogated to identify their key drivers and help understand the impacts of these drivers on the evolution of the GB battery revenue stack.

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