US EditionGerman council approves a revised plan by Tesla to expand its plant near Berlin
- A local council in Germany approved Tesla's plan to extend its European factory, with a vote of 11-6, two abstentions, and fewer trees to be cut.
- Tesla plans to include a freight depot and logistical space in the factory, opened in 2022.
- The Brandenburg state government supported the council's decision, signaling positivity for Gruenheide and Tesla's development.
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Financial PostGerman council approves a revised plan by Tesla to expand its plant near Berlin
BERLIN (AP) -- A local council in Germany approved a plan by electric carmaker Tesla to expand the grounds of its first plant in Europe, a proposal which has drawn persistent protests this year.
German council approves a revised plan by Tesla to expand its plant near Berlin
BERLIN (AP) — A local council in Germany has approved a plan by electric carmaker Tesla to expand the grounds of its first plant in Europe, a proposal which has drawn persistent protests this year. Councilors in the Gruenheide municipality, just outside Berlin, voted 11-6 with two abstentions on Thursday evening in favor of the plan. It had been scaled down to require the felling of fewer trees than originally planned. Tesla wants to add a freig…
German council approves a revised plan by Tesla to expand its plant near Berlin
BERLIN (AP) — A local council in Germany has approved a plan by electric carmaker Tesla to expand the grounds of its first plant in Europe, a proposal which has drawn persistent protests this year. Councilors in the Gruenheide municipality, just outside Berlin, voted 11-6 with two abstentions on Thursday evening in favor of the plan. It had been scaled down to require the felling of fewer trees than originally planned. Tesla wants to add a freig…
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German council approves a revised plan by Tesla to expand its plant near Berlin
A local council in Germany has approved a plan by electric carmaker Tesla to expand the grounds of its first plant in Europe, a proposal which has drawn persistent protests this year.
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