Vistra’s consultants found that there is no risk to the public from a fire at its 300-megawatt complex, where the Jan. 16 fire broke out, and that the dispersion of toxic fumes would be ...

“Since the January 16 fire, Vistra has brought in a private professional fire brigade that is onsite 24/7 to monitor the Moss 300 building,” the company wrote. California.

All the equipment has been shut down since January, when a massive fire tore through the Vistra Energy facility next door. ABC7 spoke with PG&E Communications representative Paul Doherty.

The Vistra facility is equipped with a fire suppression system, but that system failed to do its job on Thursday, Fire Chief Joel Mendoza said.

There was another fire at the Vistra Energy battery storage facility in Monterey County. An alert urged residents Tuesday night to close windows and doors as fire crews fought the blaze.

A fire broke out at Vistra Corp.’s Moss Landing complex in California, one of the world’s biggest battery storage facilities, prompting evacuations.Local officials said a fire suppressant ...

It was unclear what caused this latest fire. Vistra said in a statement that after it was detected, everyone at the site was evacuated safely. After the fire is out, an investigation will begin.

The fire at the Vistra battery plant started Jan. 16, caused the evacuation of 1,200 people in the Moss Landing area, released smoke and toxic heavy metals and kept Highway 1 closed for three days.

Fire blazed Thursday night at the Vistra power plant’s battery storage facility in Moss Landing in northern Monterey County. Highway 1 was closed and evacuations were ordered in Moss Landing and ...

MOSS LANDING – A community survey conducted in response to the January 2025 fire at the Vistra Moss Landing Energy Storage facility has unveiled significant health concerns and communication ...

One of the world's largest battery storage facilities — Vistra Corp's 3000-megawatt in Moss Landing, south of San Francisco — continues to be on fire as of Friday, a day after it went up in ...