Back to newsScheduled power outages are taking place across parts of Crete today, June 22, as announced by DEDDIE, the Greek electricity distribution network operator. These are planned maintenance interruptions, not emergency failures. DEDDIE advises residents and visitors to unplug sensitive electronics and appliances before outages begin to avoid damage from voltage fluctuations when power is restored. Tourists staying in affected areas may experience temporary loss of air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and phone charging during peak afternoon heat, so it is worth charging devices fully in the morning. Hotels typically have backup generators for essential services. If you are self-catering, avoid opening refrigerators frequently during outages to preserve food. Check with your accommodation for the specific schedule affecting your area, as outages are localized and timed windows are published in advance by DEDDIE.
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Crete braces for scheduled power outages; DEDDIE urges residents to unplug
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