Offshore Energy Storage Market is expected to Grow with a CAGR of 10.57% through 2030
The offshore energy storage
market is driven by rising renewable energy integration, particularly offshore
wind, requiring stable grid support, enhanced energy reliability, and reduced
intermittency through efficient and scalable storage solutions.
According to TechSci Research
report, “Offshore Energy Storage Market – Global Industry Size, Share,
Trends, Competition Forecast & Opportunities, 2030F”, the Offshore Energy Storage Market was valued at USD 2.78 Billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 5.13 Billion by 2030 with a CAGR of 10.57%. A major driver fueling
the growth of the offshore energy storage market is the accelerating global
transition toward renewable energy and the corresponding need for reliable,
large-scale energy storage solutions to address the intermittency challenges
associated with offshore wind and other marine-based energy sources. As
governments and private entities increasingly invest in offshore renewable
projects—particularly offshore wind farms—there is a critical demand for energy
storage systems that can store excess energy generated during periods of high
production and discharge it during times of low generation or peak demand. This
capability not only stabilizes the grid and ensures a continuous energy supply
but also enhances the overall efficiency and economic viability of offshore
renewable energy projects.
With the cost of offshore wind rapidly declining and
ambitious decarbonization goals being set globally, nations are scaling up
their offshore wind capacities, prompting parallel growth in offshore energy
storage infrastructure. Moreover, energy storage solutions enable time-shifting
of energy delivery, frequency regulation, load balancing, and grid
deferral—functions that are becoming increasingly essential as offshore wind
and wave energy installations expand in scope and capacity. Governments in
regions like Europe, North America, and parts of Asia-Pacific are actively
supporting offshore renewable initiatives through favorable policies,
subsidies, and investment incentives, further boosting the need for robust and
innovative energy storage technologies. Battery energy storage systems (BESS),
compressed air energy storage (CAES), and subsea pumped hydro storage are among
the key technologies gaining traction, supported by continuous research and
development aimed at enhancing energy density, durability, and
cost-effectiveness in challenging marine environments. Additionally, the
emergence of floating wind platforms and the expansion of offshore grids in
deepwater zones are creating new opportunities for integrating modular and
scalable storage systems directly onto platforms or subsea.
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Based on the End-User,
Offshore Wind segment held the largest Market share in 2024. A major market
driver for the offshore energy storage market in the offshore wind segment is
the increasing global emphasis on grid stability and renewable energy integration,
as offshore wind farms continue to scale up in capacity and geographic
footprint. As nations pursue ambitious decarbonization goals and transition
away from fossil fuels, offshore wind energy has emerged as a key contributor
to clean energy portfolios, particularly in regions with strong coastal wind
resources such as Europe, East Asia, and North America. However, the inherently
intermittent and variable nature of wind power poses significant challenges to
maintaining grid reliability and ensuring consistent energy supply.
This has led to a surging
demand for energy storage systems capable of storing excess wind energy during
periods of high generation and releasing it during low wind conditions or peak
demand hours. Offshore energy storage solutions—ranging from battery systems
housed on offshore platforms to subsea compressed air storage, hydrogen
production, and gravity-based systems—are increasingly being integrated with
offshore wind infrastructure to balance supply and demand, reduce curtailment,
and enhance grid resilience. These systems enable offshore wind projects to
deliver firm, dispatchable power, which is critical for utilities, grid
operators, and regulators focused on achieving high renewable energy
penetration without compromising grid stability.
Technological advancements
and cost reductions in storage technologies, particularly in lithium-ion
batteries and green hydrogen production via electrolysis, are further
accelerating adoption, making it economically feasible to deploy storage
solutions offshore. In particular, hybrid offshore wind-storage projects are
gaining traction as they allow developers to maximize asset utilization,
monetize energy arbitrage, and provide ancillary services such as frequency
regulation and spinning reserves. Government policies and financial incentives
are also playing a pivotal role in driving this trend. For example, the
European Union’s Green Deal, the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act, and various
national offshore wind strategies explicitly support energy storage innovation
and integration. Moreover, as offshore wind farms are located farther from
shore and grow in scale—often exceeding 1 GW per project—there is a growing
need for localized energy storage to manage transmission constraints and ensure
stable voltage and frequency profiles before energy reaches the onshore grid.
The rising adoption of
floating offshore wind platforms further amplifies the need for on-site
storage, as floating systems often operate in deeper waters and remote
locations where grid connection infrastructure is limited or costly. Strategic
collaborations between wind farm developers, storage technology providers, and
utility companies are fostering new commercial models and investment flows into
this space. In addition, offshore energy storage enhances the economic
viability of offshore wind farms by enabling better capacity factor management
and participation in energy markets that reward flexibility and reliability.
Collectively, these drivers—renewable integration imperatives, technological
progress, supportive policy frameworks, and growing commercial incentives—are
propelling the offshore energy storage market within the offshore wind segment,
making it a cornerstone for future-proofing global energy systems and ensuring
a stable, sustainable, and efficient renewable energy transition.
Based on region, Asia Pacific
is emerging as the fastest-growing region in the offshore energy storage
market, driven by rapid expansion of offshore wind projects, increasing energy
demand, and strong government support for renewable energy adoption. Countries
such as China, Japan, South Korea, and India are investing heavily in offshore
infrastructure and advanced storage technologies to enhance grid stability and
energy security. Favorable regulatory policies, rising private sector
participation, and substantial funding for clean energy innovation are further
accelerating market growth. The region's focus on decarbonization and energy
transition positions it as a key hub for the development and deployment of
offshore energy storage solutions.
Major companies operating in
the Global Offshore Energy Storage Market are:
- GE Vernova
- ABB Ltd
- LG Chem Ltd.,
- Tesla, Inc.
- Panasonic Corporation
- Schneider Electric SE
- SolarEdge Technologies Inc.
- Eos Energy Storage LLC
- Ameresco, Inc.
- EnerSys
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“The Global Offshore Energy
Storage Market is expected to rise in the upcoming years and register a
significant CAGR during the forecast period. The offshore energy storage market
is poised for robust expansion, underpinned by the accelerating deployment of
offshore wind assets and the broader global shift toward renewable energy
integration. As these offshore energy projects scale, there is a critical
demand for resilient and efficient storage solutions to mitigate power
intermittency and ensure grid reliability. This presents compelling
opportunities for the commercialization of advanced technologies, including
subsea batteries, compressed air systems, and hydrogen-based storage,
specifically engineered for challenging marine conditions. Furthermore, supportive
regulatory frameworks and strategic public-sector investments across key
regions—such as Europe, Asia-Pacific, and North America—are driving innovation
and facilitating cross-sector collaboration, positioning offshore energy
storage as a pivotal enabler in the evolving energy landscape. Therefore, the
Market of Offshore Energy Storage is expected to boost in the upcoming years.,”
said Mr. Karan Chechi, Research Director of TechSci Research, a research-based global management consulting firm.
“Offshore Energy Storage Market - Global Industry Size, Share, Trends, Opportunity, and Forecast, Segmented, By Technology (Pumped Hydro Storage, Compressed Air Energy Storage, Flywheel Energy Storage, Battery Energy Storage), By Source (Lithium Ion, Lead Acid), By End-User (Offshore Wind, Oil & Gas), By Region, By Competition, 2020-2030F”,
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