Power cuts planned across Chania area: February 8–14, 2026
Residents across a wide area of the Chania region should expect planned electricity outages next week. DEDDIE, the national electricity distribution network operator, has announced a series of scheduled maintenance cuts affecting neighbourhoods in Chania city, Chalepa, and several surrounding villages. The work is spread across six days.
Sunday, February 8, 2026
This is the most wide-ranging day of outages, with four separate time windows affecting different parts of Chania city and the Chalepa neighbourhood:
- 08:00–14:00: Skalidis Street (between Koronaiou and Margouniou streets), Kalispéridon Street, Kydonias Street (from the KTEL bus terminal to Kissamou Street), and Manousogiannakidon Street (from Skalidis to Grigoriou E).
- 08:15–11:30: Start of I. Sfakianakis Street.
- 08:30–12:30: Minoos Isichakis Street, Konstantinos Mitsotakis Street, and all adjacent and perpendicular side streets.
- 11:30–13:00: Chalepa, area around the 10th Primary School.
Tuesday, February 10, 2026
- 08:00–12:00: Chania, area of Mylonogiannis Street at the junction with N. Skoulas Street.
- 09:00–15:00: Imbros, Sfakia.
Wednesday, February 11, 2026
- 08:15–15:00: Kounoupidiana — area of the Sklavenitis supermarket, Hotel Pyrgos, and Kazantzakis Street (area of the old olive press, section of Finikundas Street).
Thursday, February 12, 2026
- 09:00–15:00: Vamos — Andrianakis cattle farm, Alifierakis joinery, Boudourakis olive mill, Braoudakis stone processing, Esperos; also Fones, Maza, Piperakis quarry, PMT, Kreta lime works, and Hambatha.
Friday, February 13, 2026
- 08:00–13:00: Vlites — area of the dairy, Verganelakis beverages, Merchant Marine Academy; Korakies — Officers' Club, Nychterida, old town hall, Olympion Rehabilitation Centre.
Saturday, February 14, 2026
- 09:00–15:00: Frangokastello — area of the castle, sports ground, Orthi Ammos beach, and Skalotis pumping station.
Safety warning
If work is completed ahead of schedule, power may be restored before the stated end time. For this reason, all electrical installations and network cables should be treated as live at all times — even if the power is believed to be off. Approaching or touching any cables or network components, including those lying on the ground, is strictly forbidden and poses a serious risk of injury.
For queries, contact DEDDIE's Chania office:
- Contact: Ch. Xanthoudakis
- Phone: 28210 48237
- Email: [email protected]