Energy firm Envision secures top 4 position globally in Wood Mackenzie's BESS integrator rankings.
Envision Energy Continues to Lead in Global Energy Storage Market
Envision Energy, a prominent player in the battery energy storage system (BESS) market, has cemented its position as a Tier 1 global energy storage manufacturer for six consecutive quarters, according to BloombergNEF. Moreover, the company has been ranked 4th globally in Wood Mackenzie's 2024 Global BESS Integrator Rankings[1][2].
Key achievements and status include:
- Innovation and Growth: Envision Energy is one of the few BESS integrators to expand its market share amid intense competition and a rapidly shifting global energy landscape. While the top five BESS integrators’ combined market share shrank from 62% in 2022 to 48% in 2024, Envision’s continued growth reflects its ability to scale globally and tailor advanced integrated storage systems for diverse regions[1][2].
- Full-Stack Energy Storage Solutions: Envision leads in comprehensive energy storage solutions spanning battery cells, energy management systems (EMS), and grid-forming technologies. It has a strong presence in Europe, North America, and the Asia-Pacific region, delivering over 30 GWh of energy storage systems across 300+ projects worldwide and holding over 50 GWh in active orders[1][2].
- Addressing Grid Challenges: Its solutions contribute to frequency regulation, renewable energy integration, and black start capability, underscoring its role as a provider of next-generation, reliable energy storage infrastructure[1][2].
- Safety Leadership: In July 2025, Envision successfully completed a 49-hour ultra-dense fire test on its smart energy storage system, the most rigorous global test of its kind. The system exhibited zero fire spread, setting a new industry benchmark for safety, scalability, and insurability[1][2].
- Regional Market Share Dynamics: While Tesla holds the top global BESS integrator spot with 15% market share, and Sungrow is close behind, Envision, alongside Huawei, occupies the joint 4th position globally. Chinese companies, including Envision, account for seven of the top ten BESS integrators, highlighting strong regional dominance especially in Asia and Europe, though Tesla dominates North America[3][4].
The fire test on Envision's smart energy storage system was the most demanding test of its kind globally. The successful completion underscores Envision Energy's leadership in safety and innovation in the energy storage industry[1][2]. The Envision smart energy storage system demonstrated outstanding resilience during the test, achieving zero fire spread. This result reflects Envision Energy's commitment to safety in the design and development of its energy storage systems[1][2].
Envision Energy's solutions are comprehensive, providing full-stack energy storage innovation from battery cells to EMS and grid-forming systems. The robustness and reliability of the Envision smart energy storage system were further highlighted by the fire test results[1][2].
BloombergNEF's recognition reinforces Envision's consistent leadership in technology, delivery, and bankability[1][2]. The fire test results further reinforce Envision Energy's position as a global leader in energy storage technology, as the company continues to push the boundaries of innovation and safety in the industry.
[1] Wood Mackenzie (2024). Global Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Integrator Rankings. [2] BloombergNEF (2025). Global Energy Storage Outlook. [3] Wood Mackenzie (2024). Global Battery Energy Storage Market Dynamics. [4] BloombergNEF (2025). Global Energy Storage Market Update.
- Envision Energy's success in the fire test of its smart energy storage system showcases the company's leadership in both safety and technology within the energy storage industry.
- As a Tier 1 global energy storage manufacturer, Envision Energy leverages its full-stack energy storage solutions, including batteries, energy management systems, and grid-forming technologies, to participate in the finance-intensive energy and technology sectors.
