Of course, this is a new technology. Among the obstacles to energy storage are regulations regarding coordination with the grid. Naturally, this technology is considered self-generation, both for wind and solar energy. Even if we draw our energy from the grid, it is considered self-generation. Of course, grid regulations are very strict, and they may still be poorly understood. They are also ill prepared for the arrival of behind-the-metre energy storage for industry.
The fact remains that installing energy storage on the industrial side is a very complicated process. These regulations could be relaxed to ensure that the implementation of energy storage on the industrial side is made easier and faster.