31,363 storage units with 180.0 MW of gross capacity were in operation in Berlin as of 2026-11-05, with a further 576 units (16.0 MW) registered as planned (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister) — by district, size class, year and operator, from the Marktstammdatenregister.
How much battery storage capacity does Berlin have, and which districts have the most, as of 2026-11-05?
31,363 storage units with 180.0 MW of gross capacity were in operation in Berlin as of 2026-11-05, with a further 576 units (16.0 MW) registered as planned (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister) — by district, size class, year and operator, from the Marktstammdatenregister.
How many storage units are in operation in Berlin?
31,363 storage units with 180.0 MW of gross capacity were in operation in Berlin as of 2026-11-05, with a further 576 units (16.0 MW) registered as planned; the count includes every registered unit down to home batteries (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister).
How much battery storage capacity was commissioned in Berlin in 2025?
7,221 storage units with 38.6 MW went into operation in Berlin in 2025; the strongest year of the last two decades was 2024 with 38.9 MW (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister).
What share of Berlin's storage units are larger than 100 kW?
16 of 32,211 registered storage units in Berlin (0.0 percent) exceed 100 kW, but they hold 17.4 MW of the 196.7 MW total capacity (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister).
Which company operates the most battery storage capacity in Berlin?
Solarpark ZaD GmbH ＆ Co. KG operates 1 storage units over 100 kW with 6.67 MW in Berlin, the largest organisational operator by registered capacity (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister).
Which technology has the most battery storage capacity in Berlin?
Lithium-Batterie leads with 14 storage units and 16.4 MW in Berlin (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister).
Which district in Berlin has the most battery storage capacity?
Berlin has the most battery storage capacity in operation in Berlin with 180.0 MW in 31,359 storage units, ahead of Märkisch-Oderland with 0.01 MW (Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister).
How much battery storage capacity is in operation and planned in each district of Berlin?
Source: Bundesnetzagentur, Marktstammdatenregister (MaStR), full data export of 2026-11-05, Datenlizenz Deutschland – Namensnennung – Version 2.0. Counts and capacity by district, size class, commissioning year and status cover every registered unit, including small rooftop and balcony systems. Unit lists, operators and grid operators cover units over 100 kW gross capacity; units operated by private individuals are shown without name, operator or coordinates. Capacity is gross capacity (Bruttoleistung) as registered; planned units are those registered as 'In Planung'. District (Landkreis) is the register's own assignment. Source record.
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