A fire at the Moss Landing Power Plant in California, one of the largest battery storage facilities in the world, has been nearly brought under control after lithium batteries ignited, forcing more than 1,000 locals to evacuate their homes due to potentially toxic smoke. The power plant is located about 80 miles south of San Francisco.
The fire ignited at the power plant caused panic and concern among nearby residents, as firefighters worked tirelessly to contain the blaze and prevent further damage. The incident raised alarms about the safety of lithium batteries, which are commonly used in energy storage systems.
The situation at the power plant remains tense, although officials are hopeful that the fire will soon be completely extinguished. The incident serves as a reminder of the potential dangers associated with large-scale energy storage facilities, and the importance of implementing strict safety measures.
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