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11 November 2026, 14:04
2026-11-11
A Ukrainian created an interactive map of power outages across the country: it shows schedules of all regional energy companies and is updated every minute
Threads user Mykola Padiy presented a new web service that collects outage schedules for all regional energy companies in Ukraine and displays them on a single interactive map.
The main goal of the project is to provide a convenient and visual tool for monitoring the situation in the power system without having to browse dozens of official websites or tables. The project is completely free for users and exists thanks to community donations.
Threads user Mykola Padiy presented a new web service that collects outage schedules for all regional energy companies in Ukraine and displays them on a single interactive map.
The main goal of the project is to provide a convenient and visual tool for monitoring the situation in the power system without having to browse dozens of official websites or tables. The project is completely free for users and exists thanks to community donations.
How the card works
Each light on the map corresponds to a house in its queue. When the light is on, the light glows yellow, and when the queue is off according to the schedule, it goes out. The data is updated every minute.
The site has a special time slider that you can move forward to see the outage schedule for the evening or the next day.
The interface shows aggregated data across the country (for example, the number of queues without electricity in specific regions) and detailed status for each region separately — Kyiv, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Kirovohrad and other regions. Indicators show several statuses: “light is on”, “outage”, “possible / emergency”, “no schedule” and “occupied region / no schedules”.
The service automatically collects information from the official websites of YASNO, regional energy operators (via ua-outages), and verified community mirrors.
For the convenience of users, a Telegram bot has been developed. It sends your queue schedule for free and without registration, warns of power outages 30 minutes in advance, and notifies you of any changes to the schedule.
Owners of Deye, Victron, EcoFlow or Growatt equipment can connect their inverters directly to the site. In this case, the bot will notify not only about the planned schedules, but also about the actual disappearance or appearance of voltage in the network.
