HEDNO has announced three scheduled power cuts in neighbourhoods of Artemida over the coming days: two on Monday 28 September, from 08:00 to 12:00, and one all-day outage on Friday 2 October, from 08:00 to 17:00, in Neapoli. Prior to these, tomorrow, Saturday 26 September, a section of Christoupoli in Spata will be without power from 08:00 to 17:00.
In all cases, HEDNO states that the reason for the power cut is ‘Operational’, i.e. scheduled work on the grid rather than a fault. The streets are listed as specified by HEDNO itself.
Monday 28 September, 08:00–12:00
First district: Ethnikis Antistaseos, Milonos, Aristofanous, Dimokratias, Makedonias, Naxou, Roumelis, Kefalonias, Thrakis, Dionysou, Aetorachis, Ioannina, 55th Street, Parnassou, Kaukaso, G. Papandreou, Thrasyvoulou, Ermou, 58th Street, Agia Filothei, Seferi, Kalvou, Galinis, Nea Ionia, Nik. Vrettakou, Andr. Papandreou, Zorzou, Athinas and 25 March.
Second area: Tritonos, Drosini, Tzavella, Agios Athanasios, Prasino, Amfilochia, Sotiros, Vlachava, Ypapanti, Ermou, Filellinon, Panagia Trypiti, Agios Ioannis Prodromos, Agioi Theodoroi, Symvolis, as well as unnamed streets and cul-de-sacs in the area.
Friday 2 October, 08:00–17:00, Neapoli
Neapolis, Skoufa, Chasia, Trikala, Meteora, Karaiskaki, Nikolitsa, Eirini, Agrafa, Agios Nikolaos, Crete, Chios, Ermou, Ant. Missinaki, Evros, and, as noted by HEDNO, ‘a number of unnamed streets’ and dead ends.
On the same day, Artemida is hosting the White Night. The power cut ends at 17:00, when Artemida Avenue closes to traffic, so on paper the two events do not coincide. That same morning, from 08:00 to 12:00, a power cut is also scheduled in the plain between Paiania, Spata and Koropi, near the airport.
Saturday 26 September, 08:00–17:00, Christoupoli, Spata
Zeno, Dryades, Epicurus, Aristotle, Polykleitos, Sophocles, and unnamed streets and cul-de-sacs.
Ermou features on all three lists
Ermou Street features in both the Monday and Friday power cuts. It is a long street that runs through more than one neighbourhood, and each HEDNO notice probably relates to a different section of it. Anyone living on Ermou Street would be well advised to allow for both days before checking whether they are affected.
Why you won’t find ‘Artemida’ on the HEDNO website
HEDNO still uses the old names. On the list of municipalities in Attica, Artemida appears under its old name, ‘Artemis’, and no power cuts are currently listed there. Power cuts affecting Artemida are listed under the municipality of ‘Spata-Loutsa’, with the area ‘Loutsa’. Anyone searching using only the town’s name will see an empty table and assume that the power cuts do not affect them. To check for yourself: HEDNO’s planned power cuts platform, Attica region, ‘Spata-Loutsa’ municipality.
This is the only reliable source. In recent days in Voula, residents have found photocopies bearing the HEDNO logo stuck to their front doors, announcing power cuts, as reported by mesogianews.gr. No HEDNO employee is required to enter your home or ask for money or access codes in connection with a scheduled power cut. For faults, please contact HEDNO on 11500.
In practical terms, anyone living on the streets listed above should unplug computers and sensitive devices from the mains before 08:00, ensure their mobile phones are charged, and avoid leaving their car behind an electric garage door. HEDNO usually points out that power may be restored earlier than the scheduled end time, without warning, so the network must be treated as live at all times.
Source: HEDNO, platform for scheduled power cuts, Attica region (checked on 25/09/2026).
