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There are numerous MSDS sheets for the different Li-ion batteries on the market that have water based under fire fighting measures .
Surely they are not going to put that down in a MSDS sheet if it is a dangerous way to go about it
As I understand it, not all "lithium" batteries consist of the same chemistry, and they have differing hazard potentials as a result.
The 125kWh BESS example was particularly enlightening. All said, it was arguably far less dramatic than one might have expected for that amount of battery energy storage - particularly if you compare that to the preceding examples of cell phones, e-cigarettes, etc.
The chemistry and technology of the battery system does make a significant difference to its hazard.
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