One was grid-scale battery storage, the other was a residential system.
The grid-scale battery storage unit was in Bautzen, Germany, which is about 60 kilometer drive east of Dresden, or about a 200 kilometer drive south of Berlin.
The residential fire was in Bentwisch, Germany, which is about a 220 kilometer drive north of Berlin.
The grid-scale battery was basically a shipping container filled with lithium-ion batteries. The residential system was smaller, but it resulted in an explosion that sent a couple of firefighters to the hospital.
This is the StacheD Training video Germany's Battery Storage Fires: 48 Hours vs. One Explosion
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