The Battery
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| Initial release | USA |
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| Directors | Jeremy Gardner |
| Budget | 6,000 USD |
| Composers | Ryan Winford |
| Producers | Jeremy Gardner |
| Adam Cronheim | |
| Christian Stella | |
| Douglas A. Plomitallo | |
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| ID | 2351153 |
About The Battery
Forced together by a zombie apocalypse, two former baseball players (Jeremy Gardner, Adam Cronheim) find their relationship becoming strained as they struggle to survive each day.
Nissan to commit to making new Qashqai and Juke electric models in Sunderland
... The Battery plant was expanded last year with contributions from the ATF and Sunderland Council, involving about £100m in public money...
Earthshot Prize: Asia leads the way in quest to repair planet
... " During The Battery production, there s a lot of emissions and toxic chemicals that go into the conventional way of doing it...
Earthshot Prize: Prince William says climate crisis too visible to be ignored
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Chandrayaan-3: Isro puts India's Moon lander and rover in 'sleep mode'
... They have been put in " sleep mode" and " will fall asleep next to each other once the solar power is depleted and The Battery is drained" it said...
Can narrowboat owners break with fossil fuels?
... The main innovation he s seen in the narrowboat solar space is in the charge controller that acts as the bridge between the panel and The Battery...
Ukrainian prisoners of war say they were tortured at Russian prison
... Haiduk was pushed to the floor, and given electric shocks with a stun weapon until, he said, The Battery ran out...
Will electric flying taxis live up to their promise?
... Mr Bauer acknowledges the challenge: " What is hindering us is right now The Battery technology, which all the peers are right now working on...
E-bike battery fires spark call to regulate like fireworks
... What can be done? Aside from regulating the sale of the batteries themselves, Electrical Safety First said e-bikes could be made safer if regulation required The Battery to be positioned differently, so it was more shielded from damage...
Nissan to commit to making new Qashqai and Juke electric models in Sunderland
By Simon JackBusiness editor
Nissan is to commit to making future electric versions of its two best selling cars in Sunderland.
The Japanese car maker will announce on Friday that its new electric Qashqai and Juke models will be made at The Site , helping to preserve 6,000 jobs.
The investment is thought to be in the region of £1bn and will be supported by a government contribution from the Automotive Transformation Fund (ATF).
The ATF received a £2bn top-up in the Autumn Statement on Wednesday.
Nissan is the only carmaker in the UK with its own dedicated battery plant located close to The Car plant. It is owned by Chinese company AESC with Nissan as its only customer.
The Battery plant was expanded Last Year with contributions from the ATF and Sunderland Council, involving about £100m in public money.
Post-Brexit trading rules due to take effect in January next year require vehicles made in the UK or EU to source 45% of their components by value from the UK or EU to avoid a 10% tariff when exported Either Way .
As batteries are The Most expensive part of an electric vehicle, some manufacturers in both the UK and EU have said they will be unable to hit that threshold and have called for the requirement to be deferred.
But battery packs for Nissan's two most successful models will be made on-site, in the Chinese-owned plant.
Nissan began producing electric Juke and Qashqai cars in the North East Last Year and has already committed to producing the successor to its Leaf Electric Car at its factory in Sunderland.
Nissan is exactly the kind of big profitable manufacturer that stands to benefit from The Key business tax change that was announced in the Autumn Statement.
Under a policy known as " full expensing" businesses are able to offset 100% of investment in new plant and machinery against profits. The tax relief, which had been due to end in 2026, was made permanent by the chancellor on Wednesday.
In September, Nissan said it would only manufacture electric vehicles by 2030, despite the government postponing a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars that had been due to come in that year to 2035.
The Firm 's boss Makoto Uchida said at The Time it was The Right thing to do for its business, customers and for The Planet .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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