Corporate funding for energy storage companies plummeted 41% year-over-year in the first half of 2025, dropping from $15.4 billion across 64 deals to $9.1 billion spanning 55 transactions. This dramatic contraction, according to Mercom Capital Group’s latest market analysis, represents the sector’s most significant funding decline since tracking began, driven primarily by regulatory uncertainty surrounding […]Read More
Corporate funding for energy storage companies plummeted 41% year-over-year in the first half of 2025, dropping from $15.4 billion across 64 deals to $9.1 billion spanning 55 transactions. This dramatic contraction, according to Mercom Capital Group’s latest market analysis, represents the sector’s most significant funding decline since tracking began, driven primarily by regulatory uncertainty surrounding [...]
