Nothing hazardous is needed to store the energy. It uses ordinary industrial fluids for cooling.
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Nothing hazardous is needed to store the energy: no electrolyte and no thermal-runaway chemistry. Like any machine, it uses some conventional industrial fluids for cooling and maintenance. The unit is built to be repaired rather than replaced, and end-of-life recycling plans are still being developed.
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