Inuvik endorses Tesla plan to build Supercharger in town
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Councillors voted in favour of pursuing a 10-year agreement during an October 28 meeting.
The company would pay Inuvik $200 a month to use the site and would pay for electricity.
The chargers would be operational 24 hours a day, all year.
The Inuvik proposal includes up to 400 square feet of space on the property, and the potential for Tesla to install solar panels and an energy storage system.
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Inuvik endorses Tesla plan to build Supercharger in town
Alice Twa
Tuesday November 3, 2026 at 5:59am MT
Inuvik's Midnight Sun Complex. Ollie Williams/Cabin Radio
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Inuvik’s town council has approved staff entering an agreement with Tesla for an electric vehicle charging station in front of the Midnight Sun Complex.
Councillors voted in favour of pursuing a 10-year agreement during an October 28 meeting.…
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