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Power outage in Seehausen: Technicians fight against disruptions!
On June 8th, 2025 there were power outages in Seehausen (Altmark). Avacon AG technicians worked to resolve the problems.
Power outage in Seehausen: Technicians fight against disruptions!
On June 8, 2025, there was a power outage in several districts of Seehausen (Altmark), which had a significant impact on the affected residents. Avacon AG, responsible for the region's power grid, reported the disruptions, which were resolved by 2:20 p.m. The exact causes are still unclear, and it is unknown whether the problems are related to scheduled maintenance.
The German power grid is considered one of the safest in the world. According to the Bundesnetzagentur, unplanned supply interruptions, measured by SAIDI indicators, have been less than 13 minutes in recent years. These key figures are a measure of the average interruption per connected end consumer within a calendar year.
Affected areas
In Seehausen, various streets and districts were affected, including:
- Alandstraße, OT Geestgottberg
- B 189, OT Geestgottberg
- Losenrade, OT Losenrade
- Dorfstraße, OT Beuster, Esack
- Wahrenberger Weg, OT Geestgottberg
- Märsche, OT Geestgottberg, Märsche
- Ostorfer Chaussee, OT Beuster, Oberkamps
- Eickerhöfe, OT Losenrade, Eickerhöfe
- Hohe Geest, OT Geestgottberg
- Breite Straße, OT Beuster, Esack
- Eickhof, OT Geestgottberg, Eickhof
- Wegenitz, OT Beuster, Wegenitz
- An der Elbe, OT Beuster, Scharpenlohe
- Waldemar-Estel-Straße
- Steinfelde, OT Losenrade, Steinfelde
- Am Deich, OT Beuster, Unterkamps
- Schulstraße, OT Geestgottberg, Eickhof
- Gemeindeplatz, OT Beuster, Werder
Notes on fault reporting
In the event of power outages, residents are advised to first check whether the problem is only in their own apartment. If there are major disruptions, the network operator Avacon's disruption reporting page is available for help.
Overall, the incident in Seehausen shows that despite the high level of supply stability in Germany, occasional disruptions can occur. The Bundesnetzagentur emphasizes that the calculation of supply interruptions is based on various factors, including atmospheric influences and third-party influences, in order to ensure the quality of supply.