Marin Independent Journal22d
Huge fire at Moss Landing battery plant spurs evacuations, road closures, sends out plumes of toxic smoke
(Doug Duran/Bay Area News Group) The plant is located on the site of a now-shuttered 1950s-era PG&E Moss Landing natural gas plant visible for its huge smokestacks near Moss Landing Harbor.
From power plant to battery giant: Moss Landing's evolution and demolition
The sight of the Moss Landing battery storage facility was originally opened in 1950 as a power plant. It was one of the largest power plants on the West Coast at the time.
Moss Landing fire may be death knell for another lithium battery plant on California coast
As one of the largest lithium battery plants in the world continues to smolder in Moss Landing, activists in another Central Coast town are, for now, breathing a sigh of relief.
Mercury News22d
Crashes and Disasters
(Doug Duran/Bay Area News Group) The facility is located on the site of a now-shuttered 1950s-era PG&E Moss Landing natural gas plant visible for its huge smokestacks near Moss Landing Harbor.
Santa Cruz Sentinel22d
Evacuations order lifted, Highway 1 remains closed as fire at Moss Landing battery plant continues
The plant is located on the site of a now-shuttered 1950s-era PG&E natural gas plant, visible for its huge smokestacks near Moss Landing Harbor. The first phase of construction of the battery ...
Los Angeles Daily News21d
Northern California lithium battery storage plant catches fire — and it’s not the first time
(Doug Duran/Bay Area News Group) The facility is located on the site of a now-shuttered 1950s-era PG&E Moss Landing natural gas plant visible for its huge smokestacks near Moss Landing Harbor.
Mercury News22d
Crashes and Disasters
on Thursday, Jan. 16, 2025. (Doug Duran/Bay Area News Group) The plant is located on the site of a now-shuttered 1950s-era PG&E Moss Landing natural gas plant visible for its huge smokestacks near ...
KSBW The Central Coast19d
From power plant to battery giant: Moss Landing's evolution and demolition
2023, and Vistra left the iconic smokestacks. The demolition was done to make room for expansion efforts. Before the latest fire, the Moss Landing facility had a capacity of 750 MW/ 3,000 MWh.