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Report finds no long-term health risk from Moss Landing battery fire
Terraphase Engineering said sampled soil and water stayed below California risk thresholds, though regulators urged caution and said some ecological questions remain.
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Report finds no long-term health risk from Moss Landing battery fire
A year and a half after the massive battery fire at the Moss Landing Power Plant, a final environmental assessment concludes that off-site soil, sediment and surface water sampled around the facility do not appear to pose an unacceptable long-term risk to people or wildlife. The report, prepared by Terraphase Engineering on behalf of Vistra Corp., found that concentrations of metals and other chemicals associated with the Jan. 16, 2025 fire were…
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