The info I had was that it was a government type industrial commercial mass power storage site that operates very differently from the way a normal install would with water cooling etc didn’t watch that link but that was the one I heard about. Only thing I thought of with that one is that they were really pushing high energy density plus add on the incredibly high daytime temps they were exposed to and a failure anywhere with cooling and there would be big trouble.
Thing us that we often overlook is a lot of this stuff is still quite experimental hell rapid charging batteries safely is still relatively new as are our better understanding of how to run BMS on these chemistries. Throwing a ton of these on a site hooked up to the grid well it’s not exactly a mature technology and this is the result.
I appreciate its a bit of a phoney comparison but how many rockets did nasa blow up before they even got off the launchpad. Were kinda I that tine now and what’s worse is we’ve got hundreds or thousand of companies all doing their own thing.
We need another John B Goodenough he’s a real hero of mine that guy. Nobel prize at 97 years old, what a guy