Ann: CERENERGY Permit & License Application Commenced, page-9

I think they are trying to get them 'happening' ASAP.

Agree about the fires. While fires in grid storage lithium batteries are rare, each occurrence reinforces the growing negative perception and fear in the eyes of the wider community.

A fire has erupted in one of the Tesla Megapack battery modules installed at the Bouldercombe big battery in Queensland, which is currently going through its commissioning process.
The Tesla Megapacks installed by Genex are the supposedly more fire-resistant lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells, after Tesla last year announced a switch away from the earlier version lithium-nickel-manganese-cobalt-oxide (NMC) batteries.
It is not the first fire involving Tesla Megapack modules. Two were destroyed during construction of the 300MW/450MWh Victoria Big Battery in August, 2021 – an incident later blamed on a liquid coolant leak – and another incident occurred in 2022 at the Moss Landing battery in California


https://reneweconomy.com.au/fire-erupts-in-tesla-megapack-battery-module-at-bouldercombe-storage-facility/

I found this an interesting read:
https://www.wired.com/story/big-grid-batteries-are-booming-so-are-fears-fire/

Cerenergy batteries should allay the fears and growing resistance to grid storage lithium batteries. Having said that, it is human nature to resist change and be suspicious of new technology. Trust in Cerenergy will require an unblemished safety record and time.