Gulf countries are hosting some of the world's largest tenders for energy storage battery systems. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates lead the region in implementing these projects on a large scale. According to S&P Global Ratings, the Gulf region's markets have become some of the most dynamic in the world for energy storage batteries. Saudi Arabia aims to reach a capacity of 48 GWh by 2030, while the UAE is implementing one of the world's largest projects integrating solar power and storage. This confirms the scale and unprecedented speed of these projects. How did the Gulf Cooperation Council countries move from experimental plans to widespread implementation?
