Rietschen Plans New Business Area After Environmental Setback
The municipality of Rietschen, Germany, is moving forward with new business initiatives after a previous project was halted due to the presence of protected garlic toads. Plans include relocating the toads to facilitate a 40 million Euro biogas facility by Envitec Biogas AG, alongside a 100 MW photovoltaic facility and wind turbines by Lausitz Energie Bergbau AG, while also developing the Teicha business area and a co-working center expected to finalize by 2027.
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The municipality of Rietschen, Germany, is pursuing new business development after a previous project was halted due to protected garlic toads. The mayor announced intentions to relocate the toads to enable business activities, including a planned 40 million Euro biogas facility by Envitec Biogas AG.
The project aimed to create ten jobs but was blocked due to environmental concerns. The Deutsche Telekom will begin installing fiber optic cables this summer, with completion expected by the end of next year.
Additionally, Lausitz Energie Bergbau AG plans a 100 MW photovoltaic facility and wind turbines in the Altliebel energy park. Rietschen is also developing the Teicha business area and completing a co-working center, aiming to finalize rental agreements by 2027.
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