Power outage in Abtsgmünd: Maintenance work starts on June 5th!

Power outage in Abtsgmünd: Maintenance work starts on June 5th!

On June 3, 2025, a measure occurred in Abtsgmünd, Baden-Württemberg, that caused confusion in the region: a power outage occurred. Area B 19 in the Schäufele district was particularly affected. According to news.de, households in Abtsgmünd only have no electricity for a few minutes per year on average, which makes this disruption all the more remarkable.

However, the cause of today's power outage was not detailed. Netze ODR GmbH, as the responsible network operator, stated that such disruptions are primarily localized and that the nationwide power grid is generally resistant to major outages. The fault therefore occurred as a local low voltage fault.

Scheduled maintenance work

Shortly before the power outage was reported, there was already pending maintenance work in the same area. These are scheduled for June 5, 2025, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Netze ODR GmbH will be active in the area around B 19 to ensure the quality of supply. Residents are asked to remain calm and check the fuses in the fuse box in the event of a power outage. A note from the operators is that power outages should not be reported immediately to the police or fire department, but rather directly to the energy supplier news.de.

The data on power outages in Abtsgmünd is updated regularly. According to stromausfall.org, the last statistics were published on June 3, 2025. This information is based on outage reports collected over the past few years.

Power outage statistics

An overview of the reports shows that the outages by postal code in 2025 are not specified. For 2024, however, two reports were recorded for May and one for December. In 2023 there were four reports in December and two in July. However, the dates for 2022 and spring months were not specified. The following is an overview of the reports from the past years:

The compilation of this information highlights the challenges in energy supply, especially in times of planned maintenance measures. However, residents can rest assured that their safety and care is our top priority.