Batteries included: Amazon Studios powers up plan to replace diesel generators on set

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An Amazon Studios crew member plugs in a Moxion Power battery on the set of Amazon Studios film Sitting in Bars with Cake / Credit: Amazon
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An Amazon Studios crew member plugs in a Moxion Power battery on the set of Amazon Studios film Sitting in Bars with Cake / Credit: Amazon

Tech giant announces investment in Moxion Power, as it looks to ramp up deployment of start-up's battery technology instead of polluting diesel generators

Amazon Studios has today announced plans to expand the use of new clean energy batteries on its sets, as it looks to replace polluting diesel generators that are estimated to be responsible for around...

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