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During the charging time, we can complete paperwork, eat, walk, exercise, or simply rest. Additionally, extreme temperatures in winter or summer can affect battery performance, requiring careful energy management.” The idea is to have the charging done during the mandatory rest breaks. Do you find that convenient?
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Competitors can all do better through collaboration to share costs of temperature controlled warehouses and ensure that trucks carry full loads for cost-efficiency. Any company that thinks collaboration can work as a “throw it over the wall” exercise is likely to be disappointed. Mutual satisfaction. No properly supportive management.
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