Lithium Battery Fires – A New Generation of Hazmat Response

The environmental impact of lithium battery fires is still not fully understood—and extinguishing them remains a complex challenge. What we do know is that the runoff from these fires is highly hazardous, releasing toxic materials such as lithium, graphite, cobalt, manganese, nickel, and aluminum into the environment.

What used to be a routine car or truck fire is now a full-scale hazmat incident requiring specialized handling. Our expert team is trained to manage every aspect of these events, including hazardous runoff control, fire suppression support, and safe overpacking of damaged batteries for proper disposal.

When it comes to battery-related incidents, we’re ready with the knowledge, equipment, and response experience to do it right.