From ESS News
serious explosion occurred in Schönberg, in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein on Wednesday afternoon. A residential building was badly damaged with an entire outer wall torn away.
The Schönberg volunteer fire department reported a loud bang followed by a pressure wave. Thick smoke then rose. The fire was quickly brought under control, although embers kept flaring up, according to a fire department spokesman questioned by pv magazine.
The structural stability of the building was being checked at the time of writing, yesterday, and a surrounding area had been cordoned off.
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NG causes 4200 fires annually in the USA, killing 40, annually. For context.
Unusual and rare but the anti solar rhetoric will ramp up because of this!
Would this be a lithium based battery failure or a lead-acid hydrogen gas explosion?
LG is still using ternary lithium batteries.