Maintenance work in Schkölen: Electricity interruption today until 1:30 p.m.!

Maintenance work in Schkölen: Electricity interruption today until 1:30 p.m.!

Poppendorf, Deutschland - The situation in Schkölen today, on July 22, 2025, causes some unrest. Ten Thuringian Energy Network GmbH & Co. KG has announced comprehensive maintenance work, which is carried out in the L 2306 area, especially in Poppendorf. This work starts at 10:30 a.m. and are expected to continue until 1:30 p.m. This means that the power supply in the affected areas will be interrupted for some time. The company informs that such maintenance measures are necessary to ensure a stable power supply and minimize future disorders. According to [news.de] (https://www.news.de/lokales/856351020/stromausfall-schkoelen-aktuell-in-poppendorf-thueringer-energienetze- and-co-kg-stoache-am-22-07-2025/1/), the average power supply in Germany is fortunately less than 15 minutes disturbed.

Important information for the residents: In the event of any power failures, those affected should first check whether the problem only occurs in their own apartment. Disorders can be reported directly via the website of the network operator Ten Thuringian energy networks. This is important to find solutions as quickly as possible and to avoid further inconvenience.

Frequency of supply interruptions

such as [thueringer-energienetze.com] (https://www.thueringer-energienetze.com/service_und_misten/aktuelle_versorgung interruptions), but only about 18 minutes a year are widespread in Germany. For comparison: In the UK, households are more than an hour a year without electricity, while in Italy there are even over three hours. So it turns out that the German infrastructure is very good in international comparison.

such maintenance work, even if you have a short failure, are essential to maintain a stable power supply. Schkölen and other affected areas can rely on the fact that the Ten Thuringian Energy Netze GmbH & Co. KG is trying to make a smooth power supply and proceeds proceeds in order to minimize interruptions in the future.