Corfu, March 27 – The Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator (DEDDIE) of the Corfu region has announced scheduled power interruptions for Sunday, March 29, 2026. These outages are necessary for essential maintenance work on the central Ag. Vasileiou Substation and its Medium Voltage lines.
Affected Areas and Schedule
The power outage will take place from 7:30 AM to 11:00 AM and will impact the following areas:
- The entire northern part of Corfu, starting from the Tzavrou area.
- The island of Mathraki.
DEDDIE emphasizes that while the scheduled time is from 7:30 AM to 11:00 AM, work may be completed earlier. Therefore, the DEDDIE networks should be considered continuously “UNDER VOLTAGE” even before the stated completion time.
The company requests the understanding of its customers for any inconvenience this necessary work may cause. These planned interruptions are crucial for maintaining the reliability and safety of the electricity supply network.
Important Notice for Residents
Residents in the affected areas are advised to take necessary precautions, such as unplugging sensitive electronic equipment and ensuring that any critical systems are properly shut down before the scheduled outage. As a safety measure, it is important to treat all electrical installations as live, even during the announced power cut, as power may be restored earlier than expected.
Previous News from Corfu
This announcement follows other recent news from Corfu, including:
- A fire in Southern Corfu.
- Traffic regulations in various areas of Corfu.
- The arrest of a 50-year-old for driving under the influence of alcohol and the imposition of a 2,000 euro fine.
- The program of the Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Giannis Kefalogiannis, in Corfu.
These events highlight ongoing developments and various operational activities across the island, from infrastructure maintenance to public safety and official visits.
DEDDIE’s Commitment to Network Maintenance
DEDDIE regularly conducts maintenance and upgrade works across its network to ensure a stable and reliable power supply. These planned outages, though inconvenient, are a vital part of this ongoing effort to prevent unexpected failures and improve service quality for all consumers.
For further updates and information, residents can follow Start Media on Google News or on their Facebook page, Start tv Kerkira.
Source: https://www.startmediacorfu.gr/diakopes-revmatos-se-kerkyra-kai-mathraki-tin-kyriaki/
