Nadi power outage: Narewa 2 safety trip on 6 November
EFL lists an unplanned electricity interruption on the Narewa 2 feeder from 11:50 on 6 November 2026. The operator describes a trip for safety reasons and gives no definite restoration timeframe. Its listed footprint covers parts of Nadi Town and several named nearby locations; the number of affected connections is unknown.
Status of this incident
Current status unconfirmed
Last known status: confirmed by the source · EFL lists a Narewa 2 safety interruption; completed restoration and current address-level supply remain unverified.
Source moment: Nov 5, 2026, 11:50 PM UTC (11:50 AM local time)
In 20 seconds
The operator lists a safety interruption starting at 11:50 on 6 November.
The footprint includes parts of Nadi Town, the New Nadi Hospital/Hospital Road area, Namotomoto, Navoci, Nakavu and Wailoaloa Road.
No definite restoration timeframe or completed recovery is established by the available source.
Locations in the operator’s entry
The Narewa 2 entry names parts of Nadi Town, the New Nadi Hospital/Hospital Road footprint, Namotomoto, Navoci, Nakavu and Wailoaloa Road. This is the geographical footprint listed by EFL. It does not establish that all of Nadi lost power or identify the supply position at every address within those areas.
A hospital appearing in an affected-area listing does not by itself establish an interruption to clinical services. The source does not describe hospital operations or the performance of backup equipment. There is also no verified total of affected connections, so the entry cannot support a numerical estimate of households or people affected.
What the sources tell us, and what they do not
- Listed footprint
- Parts of Nadi Town, New Nadi Hospital/Hospital Road, Namotomoto, Navoci, Nakavu and Wailoaloa Road
- Listed start
- 6 November 2026, 11:50; interpreted as Fiji local time
- Operator description
- Narewa 2 safety trip; no definite restoration timeframe
Safety trip and restoration uncertainty
EFL describes the feeder as having tripped for safety reasons. That description does not identify the precise trigger, damaged equipment or repair work required. The listed start is 11:50 on 6 November; the scanner interprets this as Fiji local time from the operator’s service territory. The table does not print a separate time-zone label.
The operator gives no definite restoration timeframe. A dated start row is not a publication or live observation clock, and the available record does not confirm completed recovery. An earlier October record for the same feeder remains separate: the shared feeder name alone does not establish a continuous interruption or the same cause.
Planning for essential equipment
The backup essentials guide, internet backup guide and runtime calculator provide general planning context for keeping essential devices powered. Readers can use them to consider equipment needs and battery capacity while the network situation remains uncertain. These resources do not provide live address-level supply information or an estimate of when the feeder will return.