900 tons of lithium batteries burn at a recycling plant in southern France
Kyiv • UNN
A fire broke out at a battery recycling plant in the south of France, which is dangerous due to the combustible materials contained in batteries.
A processing plant with 900 tons of lithium batteries is on fire in France. This was reported by Reuters, according to UNN.
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On Saturday, 900 tons of lithium batteries burned at a battery recycling plant in southern France.
The fire broke out in a warehouse owned by the French processing group SNAM, located north of Toulouse.
Local councillor Pascal Mazet confirmed the incident in a statement to the media.
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Lithium batteries, while a key element in many electrical devices from phones to electric vehicles, can be a serious fire hazard. These batteries contain combustible materials that, together with the stored energy, can cause a fire when exposed to heat.
