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The second of two SK battery plants is under construction in Commerce, Ga. The first plant was completed this year.
COMMERCE, Ga. If being forced to pay a $1.78 billion legal settlement to a competitor can be considered good news, SK Innovation responded positively to the conclusion of its trade dispute with LG Energy Solution this month by pushing ahead on its massive new electric vehicle battery plant in northern Georgia.
The resolution illustrates the high-stakes nature of EV battery plans for future vehicles.
A review of SK s $2.6 billion factory project last week found that its first 200 employees are now on-site and the company remains on schedule to have 1,000 workers there by year end, and to launch commercial production of battery cells early next year to begin supplying a new U.S.-built electric Volkswagen utility and Ford Motor Co. s planned electric F-150 pickup.
With LG Dispute Settled, SK Battery Hosts Kemp for Update on Plant Progress
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Over 90 percent of cabinet-level agencies have now published a vulnerability-disclosure policy (VDP) in compliance with a September mandate from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).
The CISA binding operational directive (BOD) required federal agencies to implement programs that would give vulnerability reporters clear guidelines for submitting bugs found in government systems, by March 1. On Friday, a CISA spokesperson said that with the March deadline now passed, the majority of Federal Civilian Executive Branch agencies - including over 90 percent of cabinet-level agencies - have published a VDP in compliance with the mandate.
“We continue to work with agencies to develop to assist them in strengthening or establishing effective vulnerability disclosure practices, including through holding multiple workshops and one-on-one outreach,” said the CISA spokesperson.
Wednesday, April 21, 2021
Imports of wind towers from India, Malaysia, and Spain are now subject to antidumping duties (AD) and countervailing duties (CVD) upon entry into the United States. These duties are being imposed as a result of preliminary determinations by the U.S. Department of Commerce (Commerce) in AD and CVD investigations into wind towers designed to support the nacelle and rotor blades in a wind turbine with a minimum electrical power generation capacity in excess of 100 kw and with a minimum height of 50 meters.
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Wind towers from Spain are subject to an additional 73% duty, from Malaysia a 6.32% duty, and from India a 3.74% additional duty.
AliveCor Seeks To Ban The Apple Watch Over ECG Feature By Tyler Lee, on 04/21/2021 17:08 PDT
One of the health monitoring features that Apple introduced to its smartwatch in the recent years is an ECG monitoring tool. This is built into the watch itself and does not require that users purchase additional hardware or attachments for it to work. However, Apple was not the first to introduce a wearable version of an ECG.
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That honor belongs to a company called AliveCor, who actually created ECG bands that could be used with the Apple Watch. They are also now looking to seek a ban on the US import of the Apple Watch, at least that’s according to a complaint that they have filed with the US International Trade Commission.
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