Power outage in Bokel: Technicians are working on the fault – keep calm!

Power outage in Bokel: Technicians are working on the fault – keep calm!

In Bokel, Schleswig-Holstein, the situation is getting worse due to current power disruptions. How news.de Reportedly, technicians from Schleswig-Holstein Netz AG are on site to fix the problems. The exact cause is still unclear, but it could be related to planned maintenance work. A look at the statistics shows that households in Bokel are without electricity for only a few minutes per year on average - a reassuring number that points to the stability of the German electricity network. Many disturbances are classified as low voltage disturbances.

The last update on the disruption in Bokel was on June 27, 2025 at 10:45 p.m. In such cases, residents should remain calm and check the fuse box. Please note that power outages should not be reported immediately to the police or fire department, but rather directly to the energy supplier. If you need more information, you can get information from local media; In real emergencies, the emergency numbers 110 or 112 can be reached.

A look at the statistics

But Bokel is only a small part of a larger picture: numerous failures have already been recorded throughout Schleswig-Holstein this year. Like the page power outage.org shows, there were 25 outages this month alone, while the overall statistics for 2025 reflect the outages by month and district in detail.

• Schleswig-Flensburg: 34 Ausfälle
• Kiel: 65 Ausfälle
• Nordfriesland: 27 Ausfälle
• Stormarn: 12 Ausfälle
• Steinburg: 6 Ausfälle
• Pinneberg: 38 Ausfälle
• Segeberg: 19 Ausfälle
• Rendsburg-Eckernförde: 32 Ausfälle
• Neumünster: 1 Ausfall
• Ostholstein: 25 Ausfälle
• Plön: 26 Ausfälle
• Herzogtum Lauenburg: 10 Ausfälle
• Dithmarschen: 11 Ausfälle
• Lübeck: 14 Ausfälle
• Flensburg: 8 Ausfälle

Power outages in comparison

Compared to other federal states, Schleswig-Holstein does well, as the statistics from ee-hub.de shows. In 2022, households in the SH network were without electricity for an average of only 8.68 minutes, which is 32 percent below the German average. Despite a brief increase due to weather-related damage in 2023, the trend of stability remains.

The good infrastructure, which provides for investments of around 2.8 billion euros by 2028, ensures that the citizens of Schleswig-Holstein can continue to count on a reliable electricity supply in the future. Almost 50,000 kilometers of low and medium voltage lines are laid as underground cables, which significantly reduces the susceptibility to faults. The people in Bokel and the surrounding area can only hope that the technicians can solve the current problems quickly.