Quantum Energy Storage Corporation is a small, new storage containers facility in San Diego, California. It opened in 2013 and now has an estimated $76,000 in yearly revenue and approximately 2 employees.
Amish live in San Diego?
Freegards
LEX
“Quantum Energy Storage”
Did Bill Murray and Dan Akroid cross the beams?
Sounds like some energy was unpacked.
Global warming?
Quantum Energy Storage?..................Lithium Batteries?..................
POWAY - At least four people were injured in a fire that may have been started by an explosion in Poway
At approximately 1:15 p.m., a blast was reported in the 13300 block of Gregg St. in Poway at Quantum Energy Storage, according to the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department.
Four people have been transported to hospitals, two to Palomar Hospital and two to Pomerado Hospital.
A San Diego 6 Twitter follower @MolliePB tweeted to us saying, “Can confirm explosion. I work in the business across the street. Saw/felt the blast.”
“13465 Gregg. Walked up the street to see the structure collapsed. Sheriff told building directly next door to evacuate, fuel leak”
Authorities are responding to the scene. Employees were evacuated.
POWAY, Calif. – Several emergency officials were in Poway where an explosion happened inside a building Wednesday.
Emergency crews are at the scene of an explosion resulting from an apparent industrial accident at a business called Quantum Energy Storage at 13350 Gregg St., near Scripps Poway Parkway in Poway, a sheriff’s lieutenant says.
There are reports of possible injuries of undetermined severity, he says.
Deputies are evacuating the building as firefighters investigate.
According a witness, the roof in the building has collapsed in Poway after an explosion was heard around 12:50 p.m.
“Energy Storage”
What could possibly go wrong?
Giant twinkie?
photonic quanta stored near quadratic gluons escaped the neutronic barrier shield and excited the mass beyond the stability threshold.
I’m pretty sure
The business has changed its name to Energy Release Consultants, Inc.
All I could find out from a google search is they have a patent application for a flywheel energy storage system, and claim in a document..
– 100 kWh per unit; 1 MWh with 10-unit system
– 50,000 minimum full charge/discharge cycles
– No storage degradation over time
(Flywheels store energy through high rotational speeds)
new business name: Quantum Energy Temporary Store and Release Systems
number of employees: 1.5
I guess a clean spark must have energized some quanta of energy in storage causing it to leave storage very energetically.
