Power failures in Straufhain: Technician in the deployment on June 27, 2025!

Power failures in Straufhain: Technician in the deployment on June 27, 2025!

This day, June 27, 2025, there is a disorder in the power supply in Straufhain, a small town in the Thuringian area. Technicians of Ten Thuringian Energy Network GmbH & Co. KG have already found action and are on site to fix the problem. According to the current information, the disorder was updated at 12:45 p.m. For the affected citizens, this means that they have to pay a little patience while the technicians are working on a solution. As reports news.de Emergency.

A brief look at the general failure safety of the German power grid makes it clear that the unplanned supply interruptions in recent years have been on average under 13 minutes. Germany can therefore rely on a failure -proof network overall. In comparison, the average interruption in Germany is relatively low at 18 minutes, while in other countries such as Great Britain and Italy, power outages are over an hour or more than three hours a year.

How else for disorders?

Everyone who is currently hoping for electricity in Straufhain should first check whether the problem may only be limited to their own home. If the lights don't want to tackle again, a quick check is worth it. In the event of continuing difficulties, it is advisable to visit the [page for disruption of the Ten Thuringian Energy Networks] (https://www.thueringer-energienetze.com/service_und_- services/aktuelle_versorgungs interruptions). Here those affected can find all the necessary information. It is good to know that such interruptions often occur. Low voltage disorders, often caused by dredging work, generally only affect a few households. Middle tension disorders are less common, which can affect several districts.

The high -voltage network, on the other hand, offers the greatest stability because it is completely monitored by the network control center. Disruptions there are extremely unlikely and can usually be remedied within a few minutes, since all systems can be remotely controlled. This shows that the German power grid offers some advantages that benefit us as a consumer.

A look at the numbers

According to the Federal Network Agency, the supply interruptions are regularly recorded and analyzed in order to recognize trends. The Average Interruption Duration Index (Saidi) system shows that such disorders occur, but on average remain good on average. The current situation in Straufhain is therefore more of an exception to the rule, even if it can be very annoying for the citizens.

The good news is that all relevant information and contact details are available for ten Thuringian energy networks and that the technicians are committed to the resolving of the problem. With a little luck, everything will soon run smoothly again and there will be light in the dark again in Straufhain.