BERLIN, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Intel does not need a subsidized power price for industrial customers in Germany, a member of the U.S. chipmaker's board of directors told the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper in an interview on Tuesday.
"Germany is a great location [for business]. The country still has excellent industry," Christoph Schell, who is responsible for sales and marketing on Intel's board of directors, told the newspaper.
He added that access to and the availability of green power was one of the decisive factors in why Intel recently chose to develop two chip-making plants in the German city of Magdeburg.
(Writing by Miranda Murray, Editing by Friederike Heine)
