Stroomstoring Delfzijl: Extensive Outage Strikes Multiple Regions

Monday, 30 September 2024, 08:10

Stroomstoring Delfzijl has left nearly 22,000 addresses without electricity, affecting not only homes but businesses in the vicinity. The outage, which includes Delfzijl and surrounding areas, has caused significant disruptions. Efforts are underway to resolve the issue promptly.
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Stroomstoring Delfzijl: Extensive Outage Strikes Multiple Regions

Power Outage Details

An unexpected stroomstoring delfzijl has affected nearly 22,000 addresses across the province. Residents in Appingedam, Delfzijl, and nearby regions are experiencing a total loss of electricity. Areas impacted include Borgsweer, Farmsum, and several others, with a total of 1606 postal codes affected.

Cause of the Outage

The outage originated during maintenance at the high-voltage station Weiwerd, as informed by a spokesperson from TenneT to RTV Noord. The cause remains unclear, and technicians are en route to address the situation. At this point, it's uncertain how long the power failure will last.

Consequences of the Outage

  • Residents report low water pressure and issues with mobility due to open bridges.
  • The Waterbedrijf Groningen has confirmed reduced water pressure, affecting some households significantly.
  • Train services have also been disrupted, particularly between Sauwerd and Delfzijl, leading to delays exceeding one hour.

In an effort to assist affected households, the water company is utilizing an alternative water supply network. Restoration of water pressure is expected coinciding with the resolution of the power outage.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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