Several European countries are considering or have granted energy companies the authority to disable drones, responding to growing concerns about potential attacks on critical infrastructure. These attacks raise the risk of widespread power outages affecting millions of people across Europe. Energy companies are requesting the means to protect their facilities from drone-based threats. A significant legal challenge remains regarding liability for any damage or casualties resulting from taking down drones. The debate focuses on balancing security needs with potential risks associated with the use of force against unmanned aircraft. Reuters reports this growing trend reflects increasing vulnerability of energy networks. Discussions continue on establishing clear legal frameworks for such interventions.