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Each time they do something it costs a ton - they have 800 complaints pending for their latest efforts to get through. The Berlin Brandenburg Airport took 25+
by whoknowswhat11 5y ago
Each time they do something it costs a ton - they have 800 complaints pending for their latest efforts to get through.
The Berlin Brandenburg Airport took 25+ years to get build, 14+ YEARS of construction. So germaney often does take it's time. Project costs went from $2.xB to something like $10B plus.
Telsa is a private company, so probably can't afford overruns in time / cost of this nature (ie, 10 years later to open the factory, $8B over budget etc. Germany also seems eager to maybe balance some of the things that make everything go slow with getting something done.
- rad_gruchalski 5y ago> So germaney often does take it's time. Project costs went from $2.xB to something like $10B plus. Using this airport as an example of “it takes time in Germany” is a mistake. This airport is an example of how the German system may fail and is a laughing case for everyone in Germany: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin_Brandenburg_Airport https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin_Brandenburg_Airport, History section has all the details.
- dgellow 5y agoThe berlin branderburg airport is one of the worst example you could use. It's not because "germany takes it's time", the project was a series of fiasco.