Batteries just broke another record in the US | MIT Technology Review
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Battery installations in the US reached a record 20.2 gigawatt-hours in Q2 2026, driven by cheaper battery costs and the growing need for energy storage. While utility-scale systems dominate, there is a slowdown in residential installations due to the end of a tax credit, though future growth is anticipated as domestic manufacturing ramps up.
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The article is a solid news piece that provides clear and accurate reporting on battery installations in the US, with effective use of quotes and data but could be slightly more concise.
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