While paying attention to battery safety, energy storage construction projects also need to pay attention to several other safety issues:

The first is the risk of fire. In addition to battery safety, electronic devices used in energy storage systems also carry fire risks. So when installing battery packs and electronic devices, it is necessary to use fire-resistant materials, establish fire monitoring and alarm systems, and ensure timely detection and handling of potential fire risks.

The second issue is gas leakage. Some energy storage technologies involve the storage and release of gases, such as compressed air energy storage and hydrogen energy storage. If gas leakage occurs, it may lead to safety issues such as explosion and suffocation. Therefore, appropriate gas leakage control and safety measures need to be taken during the design and construction process.

The third is electrical safety. The energy storage system involves high-voltage power equipment and electrical connections, so it is necessary to ensure electrical safety. In addition to using electrical equipment that meets standards, it is also necessary to take correct grounding and insulation measures, and ensure that qualified electrical installation and maintenance personnel are available for operation and maintenance.

The fourth is personnel safety. The construction and maintenance of energy storage systems require qualified personnel to operate and manage them. Appropriate training and safety guidance must be provided to ensure that staff understand the potential risks of energy storage systems and take appropriate safety measures and emergency plans.

The fifth is environmental impact. The construction and operation of energy storage systems may have certain impacts on the environment, such as noise, vibration, and electromagnetic radiation. So in project design and operation, it is necessary to consider environmental protection and monitoring, and comply with relevant environmental regulations and standards.

Energy storage construction projects need to prioritize battery safety, while also paying full attention to issues such as fire risk, gas leakage, electrical safety, personnel safety, and environmental impact, and taking corresponding measures and preventive measures to ensure the safe operation of the energy storage system.