The Valencian Government believes The best way to avoid tension Providing possible braking to Volkswagen’s Sagunto gigafactory project, that the Spanish Government has accelerated the decision-making process regarding aid to the region. PERTE automotive It is key to the German company’s continued investment in the Valencia Community, an electric battery program crucial to the Valencian economy, at a crucial moment for the future application of the electric vehicle.
Council Vice President, Morereferred to Volkswagen’s threat to cancel its project in the Valencian Community, known this Thursday, at a press conference following Consell’s plenary session this Friday in Orihuela. Consell spokesperson, Valencia manager An open line of communication with the Spanish GovernmentHe said that there is harmony in all ministries on this issue, and that negotiations, technical meetings and policies continue.
Mas assured that Consell expects the ministry to resolve this project satisfactorily and to the competent ministry directing it, to the Ministry of Industry Kings Marotoaccelerate to maximum speed to avoid irritability. He advocated the normalization of this problem and a coordinated response. Concerning the management of Consell Mas, he argues: you can’t ask for anything more because the bet remains clearly a continuation of investment.
from the Government of Spain, who is empowered to authorize PERTE, the third vice-president and Minister of Ecological Transition and Demographic StruggleTeresa Ribera confirmed this Friday that the Government’s commitment to the Volkswagen project to build a battery factory in Sagunto “remains total”.
In Antena 3, Ribera stated that this project has “the highest appreciation and respect” from the Government and expressed the desire that “this will happen as soon as possible in Spain”.
“Any problems that may arise will be properly resolved,” the minister said of a possible withdrawal. Said. Volkswagen Group of Battery Gigafactory construction projectConsidering the doubts about the volume of investment they can get from the electric and connected vehicle’s Perte, it amounts to an investment of 3,000 million Euros.