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Digitimes September 18, 2026 By Scarlett Yu neutral

LGES, Samsung SDI reportedly booked out for two years as US restrictions and China slowdown reshape ESS market

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As energy storage system (ESS) battery orders continue to accumulate at South Korean manufacturers, expectations are growing that market conditions could improve further. The outlook follows the US government's declaration of a national emergency over electric grid security, signaling a move to restrict Chinese-made batteries, while China has begun curbing new battery capacity expansion.
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