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Officials waiting for Moss Landing Power Plant fire to burn out

  • The Moss Landing Power Plant fire has been confirmed to be no longer burning, with firefighters stating this on Monday.
  • The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency found no dangerous levels of hydrogen fluoride in the air, allowing residents to safely open windows and doors.
  • Local researchers from U.C. Santa Cruz reported no issues observed in otters and birds of Elkhorn Slough due to the fire.
  • The cause of the fire at the world's largest battery energy storage facility is still unknown, with investigations planned once it is safe to enter.
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