China southern airlines energy storage material explosion

Will China's energy storage bloom be disturbed?

China’s energy storage bloom is unlikely to be disturbed in the long run, but the explosion in Apr. 16 brought clear short-term negative impacts on the nascent battery storage sector. Investment opportunities lie in safer energy storage technology or alternatives, especially those suitable to utility scale and long-form storage.

What was the cause of the explosion in Beijing?

An explosion occurred when Beijing firefighters were responding to a fire in a 25 MWh lithium-iron phosphate battery connected to a rooftop solar panel installation. Two firefighters were killed and one injured.

What happened to the Guangzhou-Shanghai plane?

As Channel News Asia reports, the fire began before the plane, flight 3539 from Guangzhou to Shanghai, even took off. Instead of a fire extinguisher, a flight crew member resorted to rudimentary measures -- tossing water from a bottle -- to douse the flames.

What happened at Guangzhou Airport?

HONG KONG: A fire broke out in the cabin of a China Southern Airlines plane while it was boarding at Guangzhou airport around noon on Sunday. No injuries were reported and the fire was quickly extinguished but the incident caused a three-hour delay, the airline said in a statement.

Did China Southern Airlines Flight cz3539 emit smoke?

China Southern Airlines released a statement on the popular Chinese microblogging site Weibo, saying that passengers were boarding flight CZ3539 at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport when a passenger’s bag started emitting smoke and burst into flames.

What was the cause of the fire in the Chinese shopping mall?

The fire in the Chinese shopping mall was caused by an LFP battery explosion on the roof. Two firefighters were killed and one injured while working to put out the fire on Friday April 16th.