Chinese Lithium Battery System Took down South Korean Intelligence Agency, and Texas has 1200 of these installed

For all of the Green Energy fans, there is a wake up call for security concerns. - Stu Turley

In a startling incident that has raised alarms about the vulnerabilities of critical infrastructure, a massive fire erupted at South Korea’s National Information Resources Management Agency (NIRMA) in Daejeon on September 26, 2025, crippling dozens of government systems and sparking concerns over national security. 

• The blaze, which originated from a lithium-ion battery explosion, burned for over 22 hours and destroyed 96 out of 647 operational systems, leaving services from real estate registries to postal operations paralyzed. 
• While official reports attribute the battery to South Korean manufacturer LG Energy Solution, online discussions and expert analyses have fueled speculation about potential Chinese involvement or parallels to risks posed by Chinese-made energy storage systems...