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David Roberts@volts.wtf |
These are LFP batteries -- no fire risk. No idea where hazmat would come from but these are entirely contained & modular & need only an electricity connection. I have no idea on earth why you think more batteries would make the grid *less* reliable.
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David Bonowitz
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Because they're being asked to the job of utility-scale energy but perhaps without protection from code-level environmental loads (wind, earthquake, etc.). It's possible to do it well. I don't know what design standards they have in mind.
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Jimmy Hendricks
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*lower fire risk.
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Luemas91
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LFP batteries are definitely not no fire risk. They're less than NMC, but they are still a large electrochemical energy storage, with possibilities of shorts and other electrical risks
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