After Attacks on Substations: Why Can't Power Companies Ward Off Drones?
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The search for the perpetrators of the attacks on the grid continues. The companies want to expand the video surveillance and ward off drones. However, they are not allowed to do so until now.
Who protects our power supply? After sabotage, politicians and associations discuss more powers for operators and better protection of sensitive systems.
After sabotage on substations, grid operator Amprion calls for AI cameras, drone defense and regulatory reforms. A position paper shows how the German power supply is to become more resilient.
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Sabotage cases are increasing: Should companies themselves be allowed to ward off drones in the future – and if so, where does the legislator set up the guardrails for this?
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