Power outages in Autonomous Republic of Crimea — schedules
Power supply status in Autonomous Republic of Crimea based on operator schedules and confirmed signals. Pick your queue to see today's and tomorrow's planned outages and the expected restore time.
Queues and state now
How much power there was in 24 hours
Who supplies power in Autonomous Republic of Crimea
We do not receive published operator schedules for this territory, so the state is shown as “no data” — never as “power on”.
How to find your queue
- Type a city or address into the map search — if the address is in our data, the queue is filled in automatically.
- Or find your house queue (group) on the operator’s website or chat bot and pick it in the queue grid below.
- Save it: we remember the queue in your browser, show the restore time and warn you 15–60 minutes ahead on Telegram.
What queues and groups mean
A queue (group) is a set of houses the operator switches off together. A label like “3.2” means group 3, subgroup 2: every queue has its own schedule. A queue can be “power on”, “power off”, “outage possible” (the operator allows an outage at that time) or “no data”. Outages are planned, emergency or local — schedules do not cover emergency ones.
State follows the operator schedule until it is confirmed by signals from several residents; every card says which one applies. If operator data is older than 45 minutes we warn you.
Cities in Crimea
- Simferopol336,460
- Kerch148,932
- Yevpatoriia107,040
- Yalta77,003
- Feodosiia68,562
- Dzhankoi41,731
- Yany Kapu30,700
- Alushta29,586
- Saky28,322
- Bakhchysarai27,448
- Armiansk24,442
- Sudak16,597
- Bilohirsk16,428
- Hvardiiske12,589
- Prymorskyi12,560
- Kurman11,134
- Chornomorske11,039
- Shcholkine10,593
- Ichki10,410
- Haspra10,310
- Biiuk-Onlar10,244
- Inkerman10,204
- Hresivskyi9,835
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FAQ
How do I find out when the power goes off in Autonomous Republic of Crimea?
Pick your queue in the grid on this page or find your address with the map search. We show today's and tomorrow's schedule, the next outage and the expected restore time.
Why are there no schedules for Autonomous Republic of Crimea?
We do not receive published operator schedules for this territory, so the state is shown as “no data” — never as “power on”.
What does “per operator schedule” mean?
State follows the operator schedule until it is confirmed by signals from several residents; every card says which one applies. If operator data is older than 45 minutes we warn you.
Do you show data about individual people?
No. Publicly we show only aggregated data per queue and region. A resident’s signal becomes visible only after several people confirm it.
How do I get outage alerts?
Pick your queue and press “Subscribe on Telegram” — the bot warns you 15, 30 or 60 minutes before an outage. You can also add the schedule to your calendar.