Experts Have This Advice: The German Electricity Grid Can Hardly Be Completely Protected - so What Do You Do?
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After the alleged attacks on the German electricity grid, its vulnerability becomes more than clear. Experts believe that complete surveillance is illusory. They argue for a different concept, which is known from Ukraine.
After the attacks on substations, the focus is on protecting the electricity grid. In order to prevent failures, Kai Strunz demands decentralized energy supply against sabotage. Local grids and e-cars should protect us from blackouts in the future.
The recent attacks in Brandenburg and NRW show that the German energy supply is extremely vulnerable, but with these five means it could become safer.
The recent incidents at substations in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia have also raised concerns in Hesse. The energy suppliers are prepared to attack and try to limit the damage.
In the attacks on substations in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia, the assassins did not have to fear being discovered early, because there are no cameras around the plants – and that is not the only problem.
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