Ideologues and Criminals see the Corona Vaccination as a Chance for a Big Coup
Can E-Cars really make the Electricity Grid more resilient?
BY PETER NIGGL
It could have been a Black Friday in the literal sense of the word. The unanimous opinion afterwards was that Europe had come within a hair's breadth of a blackout. On Friday, 8 January this year, at 2.04 p.m., the biggest incident in the European electricity grid since 2006 began.
It's often been said that the way of working will change even after COVID restrictions are behind us. More people are remote working, and that's set to continue. But these changes have been happening in the background for a while – with new attitudes changing the environment we work in. Consider that regular work activity – the meeting.
Securitas, the world’s leading intelligent protective services partner, will provide security services in six major European markets to Lynk & Co, a mobility brand offering month-to-month mobility services. The multi-year contract includes Securitas’ access control, alarm, remote video, and training offerings.
Securitas, the world’s leading intelligent protective services partner, will provide security services in six major European markets to Lynk & Co, a mobility brand offering month-to-month mobility services. The multi-year contract includes Securitas’ access control, alarm, remote video, and training offerings.
Cologne lawyer Christian Solmecke answers questions from Peter Niggl
During the course of this year, the disputes that revolve around the topic of vaccinations will certainly escalate. This will also lead to complicated situations in the security industry. Private security service providers in particular are usually servants of many masters.
