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Sabotage on the Power Grid - How Energy Suppliers Are Reacting

By with∅ut-me 03.09.2026 at 14:46 Uhr Companies & Markets Police & Investigations IT & Internet
TL;DR AI-generated Following suspected sabotage incidents at power lines and a substation in Germany, energy suppliers like LEAG and Amprion are increasing their security measures. Amprion is calling for expanded video surveillance in public areas outside of facilities to better protect critical infrastructure.

Source: tagesschau.de

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