In this video, John Cadogan discusses a giant Tesla grid-storage battery fire that burned for days in one of Queensland’s first large-scale battery storage systems. [emphasis, links added]
It was still on fire more than 12 hours after it first entered a state of thermal runaway between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. on the 26th of September.
This mad rush to Electric Utopia continues to set blazing new records.
h/t PSI
Top photo is of a 2021 battery-storage fire in Victoria, Australia, via CFA
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I wonder how much pollutants are released in that fire
Cadogan is a climate believer (no idea why, as he appears quite intelligent, if childish), but is more concerned about the lack of safety protocols for dealing with EVs.