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Moss Landing battery storage fire flares up again, raising new safety fears in California

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. The burned remains of the Moss Landing Power Plant battery energy storage facility caught fire again Friday morning, prompting Monterey County officials to issue a shelter in place order — less than two years after it became one of the largest battery storage […] The post Moss Landing battery storage fire flares up again, raising new safety fears in California appeared first on Redwood City Pulse .

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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. The burned remains of the Moss Landing Power Plant battery energy storage facility caught fire again Friday morning, prompting Monterey County officials to issue a shelter in place order — less than two years after it became one of the largest battery storage […] The post Moss Landing battery storage fire flares up again, raising new safety fears in California appeared first on Redwood City Pulse .

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According to Redwood City Pulse’s source item, Moss Landing battery storage fire flares up again, raising new safety fears in California, This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. The burned remains of the Moss Landing Power Plant battery energy storage facility caught fire again Friday morning, prompting Monterey County officials to issue a shelter in place order — less than two years after it became one of the largest battery storage […] The post Moss Landing battery storage fire flares up again, raising new safety fears in California appeared first on Redwood City Pulse .

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