Hamburg-Eimsbüttel power outage: operator reports restoration
Hamburger Energienetze says the electricity interruption in Hamburg-Eimsbüttel was resolved from 13:25 CEST on 22 October 2026. The operator had earlier reported repair work in progress and an approximate 14:30 CEST estimate. Its later restoration notice supersedes that estimate; the available evidence does not establish the cause or number of affected customers.
Status of this incident
Restoration confirmed
Last known status: restored, according to the source · Hamburger Energienetze reports the Eimsbüttel interruption resolved from 13:25 CEST on 22 October 2026.
Source moment: Oct 22, 2026, 11:28 AM UTC (01:28 PM local time)
In 20 seconds
The operator reports the Eimsbüttel interruption resolved from 13:25 CEST on 22 October.
The earlier approximate 14:30 CEST repair estimate is historical.
Exact onset, affected streets and customer total remain unknown.
Restoration notice replaces the earlier estimate
The initial operator notice was published at 12:51:27 CEST on 22 October, equivalent to 10:51:27 UTC. It reported an electricity interruption in Eimsbüttel, said repair work was underway and gave an approximate 14:30 CEST estimate. That publication time does not establish when supply was first interrupted, and the estimate was not a guarantee of completion.
A second notice, published at 13:28:53 CEST, said the interruption had been resolved since 13:25 CEST, or 11:25 UTC. The restoration time and the notice publication time are distinct. Restoration is attributed to Hamburger Energienetze; no independent check of electricity supply at individual premises is available in this report.
What the sources tell us, and what they do not
- Reported location
- Eimsbüttel, Hamburg
- Affected customers
- Unknown
- Cause
- Unknown
- Restoration
- Operator reports resolved from 13:25 CEST on 22 October 2026
The extent and cause remain unconfirmed
The district name identifies the reported location, but does not mean every address in Eimsbüttel lost electricity. Neither an affected-street list nor a customer count is established by the available notices. The exact onset and cause also remain unknown, so a precise outage duration cannot be calculated from the first announcement.
This report concerns Eimsbüttel. Separate Altona/St. Pauli and Eidelstedt records do not establish a shared fault or a single Hamburg-wide interruption. Their times, geographic footprints and any customer totals cannot be combined with this event without evidence linking them. The operator’s restoration statement therefore applies to this reported interruption, without establishing supply conditions elsewhere in Hamburg.
Preparing essential devices for an interruption
The outage essentials guide offers a checklist for essential devices. The runtime calculator can help estimate battery support for selected loads. These planning resources do not verify local network conditions or the restoration of an individual connection.