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Power connection to Tesla's German plant restored - grid firm

Mar 11, 2024 2:22 PM

BERLIN, March 11 (Reuters) - Tesla's German

gigafactory near Berlin has been reconnected to the electricity

grid, the power firm in charge of fixing the outage, which began

on March 5, said late on Monday.

E.dis, a division of German energy network firm E.ON

, said speedy weekend assembly work had enabled it to

reconnect Tesla.

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