This BESS plan demonstrates reckless disregard for safety.
Proceeding despite known hazards as the DPHI and IPCN are irresponsibly doing - constitutes reckless disregard for human life, bordering on a conscious violation of safety rights.

Even Fire authorities acknowledge BESS standards and codes lag deployment, turning communities into unwilling test subjects for life threatening, dangerous experiments they don’t know how to handle.

Fire suppression systems that rely on chemical foams increase the likelihood of PFAS entering the environment if containment systems fail. Who will secure this BESS.

The use of industrial battery storage introduces hazardous materials into a rural area that has not historically been exposed to such risks.

The use of industrial battery storage introduces hazardous materials into a rural area that has not historically been exposed to such risks.

Prolonged battery fires can result in ongoing air quality impacts, which have not been sufficiently modelled for this site.

As the RenewaBULL Rort is a complete failure with rotten carpetbaggers sending Australia to ruin - this toxic BESS plan has no place in an ESSENTIAL, INDEPENDENT, SECURE, RELIABLE, AFFORDABLE, AUSTRALIAN POWER SYSTEM BASED ON AUSTRALIAN COAL & an AUSTRALIAN NUCLEAR POWER INDUSTRY.

The application does not adequately address how toxic residues from burnt polyurethane and battery materials will be removed and disposed of safely.

Lithium-ion battery fires are not comparable to conventional electrical fires and cannot be assumed to be manageable using standard response procedures.

It’s completely irresponsible that dodgy developers like this and complicit, brain-dead Approving Bodies are downplaying POISONOUS RENEWABULLS - THE ASBESTOS OF THE FUTURE!

As BESS fires release hydrogen fluoride and metal particulates, posing respiratory, neurological, and cancer risks, serious questions need to be asked about the very real, life threatening consequences of these treacherous plans.

Battery electrolyte leakage during a fire or system failure can contaminate soil and water with hazardous substances, impacting surrounding farmland.