Corfu, June 26 – The Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator (DEDDIE) in the Corfu region has announced a planned power outage for Friday, June 26, 2026. The interruption, scheduled from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, is necessary for essential maintenance and repair work on the central medium voltage lines and their associated infrastructure.
Areas Affected by the Power Outage
The power cut will impact a significant number of communities and areas across Corfu. Residents and businesses in the following locations should be prepared for the temporary loss of electricity:
- GAZATIKA
- YPSOS
- PYRGI
- SPARTYLAS
- SGOURADES
- EPISKEPSI
- PETALEIA
- LAFKI
- PANTOKRATORAS
- BARBATI
- NISAKI
- KENTROMA
- KOULOURA
- GIMARI
- KERASIA
In addition to these named villages, several intermediate areas and smaller settlements within these vicinities will also experience the power interruption.
Important Information for Residents
DEDDIE emphasizes that while the scheduled duration for the works is until 12:00 PM, there is a possibility that the maintenance could be completed earlier than anticipated. Therefore, for safety reasons, the DEDDIE networks should be considered continuously “UNDER VOLTAGE” even before the official restoration time. This precaution is crucial to prevent accidents and ensure public safety during and after the works.
DEDDIE has issued an apology for any inconvenience this necessary power outage may cause to the residents and businesses in the affected areas. The work is vital to ensure the reliability and safety of the electricity supply network in the long term.
Context of the Outage
Scheduled power outages for maintenance are a regular occurrence in electricity distribution networks, aimed at preventing unexpected failures and ensuring the overall stability of the power supply. These works often involve upgrading equipment, repairing worn-out components, or performing routine inspections that require de-energizing the lines for the safety of the technical crews.
Residents are advised to take appropriate measures, such as unplugging sensitive electronic devices, ensuring mobile phones are charged, and making alternative arrangements if they rely on electricity for essential services during the specified hours. Businesses in the affected areas may also need to adjust their operations accordingly.
This power outage is part of DEDDIE’s ongoing efforts to maintain and improve the electrical infrastructure across the Corfu region, ensuring a more stable and efficient power supply for all consumers.
Source: https://kerkyra.net/nea-diakopi-revmatos-tin-paraskevi-deite-pou/
