State Fire Marshal briefs Kerr County on battery energy storage risks and local options
State Fire Marshal staff told Kerr County officials that NFPA standards require emergency plans, separation distances and inspections for large battery energy storage systems; commissioners discussed appointing a county fire marshal, water availability for responses and runoff containment.
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Deputy Chief Kelly Stalder and Chief Engineer Eric DeArmond of the Texas State Fire Marshal’s Office visited the Kerr County Commissioners Court on Jan. 27 to brief the court on fire-safety requirements for battery energy storage systems (BESS).
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