World Bank Group pledged $1 billion in battery financing
Developing and intermediate storage systems
The income country, and its participation is expected to attract an additional $4 billion in support from investors as well as public and private funds.
According to a statement from Wednesday's "One Planet" summit in New York, the effort also includes a global think tank that studies battery technology and deployment strategies.
Most existing battery projects are expensive and focused in developed countries.
Storage can retain the power of wind and solar power plants in order to be used in backward days or when the wind is not blowing out of date, which is considered to be the key to expanding the use of renewable energy.
"Battery storage can help countries span the next generation of technology, expand energy supply and lay the foundation for cleaner and more stable energy systems," Jin yong, president of the World Bank Group, said in a statement.