Country by country
Unplanned outages and customers off supply right now, with the trend over recent hours (up to three days). Only operators that publish an open feed are counted, so these are lower bounds.
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The largest outages
Ranked by customers affected. Times are your local time.
How long it has lasted24 hours →
Power outage maps by country and town
A page for each country and for 3,432 towns and cities, in the local language, with the power cuts nearby, the outage history and where to report one.
Outside Europe
Since October 2026
Every outage, hour by hour
Replay the map with a timeline and see how many customers were off supply in each country, every hour since recording began.
Open the history2010–2018
How many minutes a year the lights go out
The energy regulators’ own figures for 32 countries, on a map that changes as you drag through the years.
Open the reliability mapPower outages in North America: questions and answers
Is there a live map of power outages in North America?
Yes. powercut.io shows current power outages in the United States and Canada on one map, from the outage feeds that 24 utilities publish themselves. It updates every ten minutes and is free to use without an account.
Which utilities are on the map?
United States: Oncor, Dominion Energy, Georgia Power, Alabama Power, Ameren, AEP Ohio, PSE&G, Evergy, FirstEnergy Ohio, Con Edison, Eversource, Pacific Gas and Electric, Southern California Edison, Entergy Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Orleans and Texas, Xcel Energy, Florida Power & Light and ODIN. Canada: Hydro-Québec, Hydro One, Toronto Hydro, BC Hydro, FortisAlberta, EPCOR Distribution & Transmission and Nova Scotia Power. Each country page lists them with links to their own outage maps.
How many people are without power in North America right now?
42,454 customers were without power from 479 unplanned outages at 09:00 UTC. The real number is higher: not every company publishes its outages, and some do not say how many customers are affected.
Where do I report a power outage?
To the company that owns the power lines in your area, which may not be the one you pay for electricity. Every country and town page on powercut lists them and links to their outage pages. Stay away from fallen power lines, and if anyone is in danger, call your local emergency number.
Can I get a notification when the power goes out near me?
Yes. On the alerts page you choose a place and a radius, and powercut sends a notification to your phone or computer when a new outage is reported inside it, and again when the power is back. More