DEDDIE of Corfu has announced scheduled power outages for Tuesday, April 28, 2026, to carry out necessary maintenance work on the Central Medium Voltage Lines and their installations. Residents in the affected areas are advised to take appropriate precautions.
When will the power outage occur?
The power interruption is scheduled for Tuesday, April 28, 2026, from 08:30 AM to 02:30 PM.
Which areas will be affected?
The following areas will experience power outages:
- SPARTYLA INTERSECTION
- TOWARDS BARBATI
- BARBATI
- APOLYSIES
- NISAKI
- FAKAMIA
- KENTROMA
- GIMARI
- VLACHATIKA
- KOULOURA
- KERASIA
Important Information for Residents:
DEDDIE emphasizes that while the scheduled time for the work is set, there is a possibility that the work may be completed earlier than anticipated. Therefore, for safety reasons, the DEDDIE Networks should be considered “UNDER VOLTAGE” continuously during the specified period.
DEDDIE asks for the understanding and cooperation of all affected residents during this essential maintenance period.
Why are these outages necessary?
These power outages are crucial for the execution of necessary work on the Central Medium Voltage Lines and their associated installations. This maintenance ensures the continued reliability and safety of the electricity supply network in Corfu.
What should you do during a power outage?
- Unplug sensitive electronics: To protect them from potential power surges when electricity is restored.
- Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed: To maintain cold temperatures for as long as possible.
- Use flashlights instead of candles: For safety to avoid fire hazards.
- Have an emergency kit ready: Include batteries, a first-aid kit, and any necessary medications.
- Stay informed: Monitor local news or DEDDIE announcements for updates.
Contact Information:
For further information or emergencies, please contact DEDDIE’s customer service. While specific contact numbers are not provided in the source, general DEDDIE contact information can usually be found on their official website or through local directories.
DEDDIE wishes to thank the public for their understanding and cooperation as they work to improve the electricity infrastructure on the island.
Source: https://www.startmediacorfu.gr/kerkyra-diakopes-revmatos-tin-triti-deite-se-poies-perioches-2/
