Now might not be the best time to up electricity demand in a country struggling to keep the lights on. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Oil Price (9/20/22) reports: "Despite the fact that the company is having trouble securing the political support to expand its Germany manufacturing facilities, Tesla is still seeking to double vehicle sales in the country to 80,000 this year, a new report from Bloomberg says. The company sold 39,714 units in 2021 and so far has sold 24,734 units through August of 2022. The company is going to try and lure in additional customers via 'the opening of stores and improved servicing offers,' the report says. Recall just days ago we reported that a vote on the expansion of Tesla's German factory in Grünheide had been delayed, according to reports from German Media. A planned discussion about the plants development that was planned for a September council meeting will no longer take place, according to translated versions of the report, which cites the mayor of Grünheide, Arne Christiani. Tesla is seeking to expand its 300 hectare factory by another 100 hectares, the report notes, in order to build a freight depot and expand production capabilities."
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"There are far too many questions that have yet to be asked, let alone answered, at the decision-making levels of government and industry for these globalists to force upon the entire world an unproven, uncertain technology the supply chains for which are already overextended and which rely on slave labor for many of its raw materials. There are no answers at all as to why – if EVs are so wonderful – there is any need for mandates and prohibitions at all."
– Duggan Flanakin,
Real Clear Energy
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