The Underground Mess in Germany That Grounded Lufthansa

Lufthansa grounded flights due to an IT failure caused by a cut Deutsche Telecom cable. This incident highlights Germany's infrastructure issues, with 5.7 million kilometers of underground cables and pipes lacking a centralized database. This poses challenges for Germany's green transition, as new cable installations are needed for solar and wind energy. The lack of a central registry leads to frequent accidental cable cuts, hindering progress. Regulatory and security concerns prevent the creation of a centralized database, leaving Germany vulnerable to technical problems.

What challenges does Germany face in reaching its climate goals?

What are the national security concerns related to a centralized database?