After many hours of outages on October 31, Kyiv residents should check the schedule for Sunday, November 1 in advance. DTEK has already announced schedules for the next day, but the electricity supply times must be checked by your address: neighboring buildings may be disconnected differently.

According to a report from "Informator", on October 31, for certain addresses electricity was scheduled for only 8–8.5 hours per day. That means roughly 15.5–16 hours in total without power, not one continuous outage period.

These data apply to October 31. The duration of restrictions for November 1 should be checked separately—you cannot carry over today's schedule to tomorrow.

Check the schedule for November 1 by address

The schedule announcement for Kyiv is posted on DTEK's official channel. To find out intervals for your building, open the "DTEK Kyiv Electricity Networks" service, enter the street name in Ukrainian, and select the building number.

Personal schedules are also available in the operator's official chatbots and the "Kyiv Digital" app.

Check the date and address before planning work, cooking, or charging your devices. A saved screenshot may become outdated after a schedule change.

The old queue and neighbors' power are unreliable references

DTEK explains that individual schedules apply in Kyiv. Neighboring buildings may receive power from different lines and substations, so their schedules differ.

If two schedules are displayed for one building, ask the management company or condominium association which line your apartment is connected to.

If electricity does not come back on time

First, check for updates on your address: emergency outages or an accident may have occurred. According to DTEK's explanation, manual switching may also take up to 30 minutes.

If there is still no power and neighboring buildings are already connected, contact the condominium association or management company to check internal house networks.

The schedule is provisional and may change. Before important tasks, recheck it with the operator's official service.