Germany must urgently reinforce its electricity grid to prevent critical infrastructure collapseExecutive summary: A blackout in Reutlingen highlighted risks to Germany's electricity supply, prompting the government to refine legislation on critical infrastructure protection. Secure energy infrastructure is essential for economic stability, industrial output, and public safety. The federal government, energy regulators, utility companies, and industry associations. The government is expected to propose stricter grid security standards and allocate funding for upgrades.A blackout in Reutlingen exposed vulnerabilities in Germany's electricity network. Federal authorities are clarifying a law on critical infrastructure to address such risks. Industry groups argue the legislation is long overdue.Connected developmentsRare Earths Supply Chain and US Investment in BrazilEU Must Counter Instinctive Inaction on Industrial PolicyNorth Sea Oil Politics Shape Energy PolicyOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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