Webinar: Energy Storage for a Power-Hungry Future

As electricity demand accelerates, driven by AI, data centres, electric vehicles, and the broader electrification of the global economy, energy storage is becoming a critical component of future power systems.

Join ISI’s researchers for a discussion on how the global electricity landscape is evolving and why energy storage is emerging as essential infrastructure for reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy.

In this 30-minute webinar, Ahmet Kaya, Head of Macro Research at ISI Markets, will open with a macroeconomic overview of global energy and electricity trends. He will be followed by Natalia Yanakieva, Head of Industry Research at ISI Markets, who will provide an in-depth analysis of the energy storage market and its strategic importance for the future of power systems.

We will explore:

– Macroeconomic overview of global energy markets
– The changing electricity landscape
– Energy storage technologies, markets and applications
– Infrastructure, economics and strategic competition

The session will finalise with a live Q&A, where you can ask questions submitted during registration or engage directly with our experts.

Date: Thursday 26th November

Time: 9:00am UK | Poland 10:00 am | India 2:30pm | Singapore 5:00pm | Hong Kong 5:00pm

Secure your place to hear from our research experts and explore the forces reshaping global electricity markets and energy storage

Speakers:

Ahmet Kaya leads the macro research team at ISI Markets, behind its global macro outlook, thematic reports and data stories. He holds a PhD from Hacettepe University and an MSc from the University of Groningen. Over his career, he has held senior economist and advisory roles at NIESR, the UK Foreign Office and the Turkish Treasury, as well as positions at leading international research institutes. His work focuses on global macroeconomics, trade and finance, capital flows, geopolitics and productivity.

Natalia Yanakieva is Head of Industry Research at ISI Markets, where she leads the production of proprietary industry research and analysis covering emerging markets across EMEA, Asia and Latin America. With over 19 years of experience in business journalism, economic and industry research, and editorial management, she specialises in identifying key market trends and providing insights relevant to business decision-makers. Her areas of research include renewable energy, transportation, telecommunications, construction and other key sectors shaping emerging market economies. Natalia holds a MA degree in International Economics and Management from the University of National and World Economy and a MSc degree in Environmental Protection from the Forestry University.