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Jan. 2023 - Cascade SFPE Monthly Educational Session

  • 01/12/2023
  • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Lake Oswego Public Works 17601 Pilkington Road Lake Oswego, OR 97035

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CASCADE CHAPTER OF SOCIETY OF FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERS

Title: Introduction to grid-scale lithium-ion energy storage concepts and fire hazards

Summary: As the world continues to enact progressive climate change targets, renewable energy solutions are needed to achieve these goals. One such solution is large scale lithium-ion energy storage systems (BESSs) which are at the forefront in ensuring solar and wind generated power are delivered when grids need it most. However, the perceived risk of lithium-ion batteries due to recent events poses a risk to their future success. The presentation will be three-fold, firstly presenting the basic terminology, build up, and operation of BESSs to explain the niche they fill within the electrical energy market. Secondly, highlighting outcomes of fires and explosions at BESSs and lessons learned on appropriate design and safe operation of BESSs. Lastly, discussing the latest requirements in Chapter 12 of the 2022 Oregon Fire Code.

Location: In person at Lake Oswego Public Works 17601 Pilkington Road Lake Oswego, OR 97035    &    virtually for those who register

Presenter: Veronica Goldsmith is a Senior Fire Protection Engineer at Arup specializing in holistic solutions to achieve practical and unified designs. She is involved in Science, Industry, Technology, and Energy projects globally and is based in Portland, Oregon.

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