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Site Safety Measures help limit the spread of fire at 600 MWH Bess in England – PV Magazine International

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It took 24 hours for the fire brigade to tackle the fire at Statera’s 300 MW/600 MW battery energy storage location of 300 MW, which is currently under construction.

March 3, 2025
Mariha Maisch

The Thurrock Flexible Generation Project, positioned close to London in Thurrock, Essex

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A fire at a battery energy storage system (BESS) in the substantiation of the Operating Program (BESS) close to London in Thurrock, Essex, was safely brought under control on 20 February.

Firefighters from Orsett, Corringham and Basildon were called to the fire in Oost -Tilbury on 19 February. They used specialized equipment, including thermal image cameras and drones, to check the temperature and manage the fire in a controlled manner, and to prevent water transfer. The crews transferred the scene to Site Management the next day.

“In the past 24 hours, firefighters have tirelessly worked to contain the fire, to prevent further risks and to guarantee the safety of the site and the environment,” said area manager than Partridge. He noted that the scaleback was facilitated by the safety measures that were already implemented on the site.

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