Abstract: The current evaluation of the suitability of lithological trap-type compressed gas geological storage sites is mostly based on static factors. It lacks a coupled analysis of dynamic multiple factors, leading to a significant gap between the assessment results and actual engineering applications. To develop a refined method for evaluating the suitability of energy storage sites, an integrated approach that combines static feasibility analysis with dynamic performance assessment, considering key aspects such as reservoir properties, energy storage safety, and practical operability was proposed. The method was applied in the A2 geological formation of the Gudong Oilfield. Through the static analysis of site geological features, quantitative evaluation using GPSFLOW numerical simulation software, and on-site pilot gas injection tests, the results show that after injecting 9.4×10⁴ m³ of air, the pressure in the A2 geological formation decreases by 8.16% within 6 days. It indicates the good sealing performance meeting the requirements of energy storage space. Considering the dynamic performance of energy storage systems, the suitability evaluation method can provide more accurate data support for the site selection, construction, evaluation, and optimization of energy storage efficiency, further promoting sustainable development of clean energy utilization and energy transition.