Corfu: Power Outages on Holy Monday for Essential Maintenance
Corfu, April 4, 2026 – The Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator (DEDDIE) for the Corfu region has issued an announcement regarding scheduled power outages set to take place on Holy Monday, April 6, 2026. These outages are necessary for the execution of essential maintenance work on the Central Medium Voltage Lines and their associated installations.
The power disruptions are planned from 8:00 AM to 2:30 PM and will affect several areas across the island. Residents and businesses in the affected locations are advised to take necessary precautions.
Affected Areas:
- AG. ATHANASIOS
- HEALTH CENTER
- MESSARIA
- VELONADES
- KOPSOCHILADES
- LIVADI ANTIPERNA
- AG. PARASKEVI KAROUSADON
- AG. IOANNIS KAROUSADON
- ASTRAKERI
- RODA SECTION
DEDDIE emphasizes that while the scheduled time frame is from 8:00 AM to 2:30 PM, it is possible that the work may be completed earlier than anticipated. Therefore, the network should be considered continuously “UNDER VOLTAGE” throughout this period. The company requests the understanding and cooperation of all affected consumers during these essential works.
These planned interruptions are part of DEDDIE’s ongoing efforts to maintain and upgrade the electricity distribution network, ensuring its safe and reliable operation. Regular maintenance is crucial to prevent unforeseen faults and enhance the overall quality of electricity supply to the region.
Residents in the listed areas are encouraged to make arrangements for the temporary loss of electricity, such as charging electronic devices, ensuring critical medical equipment has backup power, and taking steps to protect sensitive appliances from potential power fluctuations when electricity is restored.
This announcement follows other recent news from Corfu, including traffic regulations for Palm Sunday and a resolution from the Inter-Club Committee for the protection of Garitsa – Anemomylos Grove. The Ionian University also recently announced the possibility for interested students to remain in student residences during the Easter holidays.
DEDDIE has not specified the exact nature of the “necessary work” but typically such maintenance can involve repairs, upgrades to equipment, or vegetation management to prevent future outages caused by environmental factors.
For further updates and information, residents can monitor local news channels and DEDDIE’s official announcements. The company’s customer service remains available for specific inquiries regarding the outages.
Source: https://www.startmediacorfu.gr/kerkyra-diakopes-revmatos-ti-m-deftera/
