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Power restored after Vasiliko power fault caused outages in Cyprus

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A fault in the electricity production system at Vasiliko caused power outages across various areas in Cyprus on July 10, 2026, starting at 8:10 PM. The Cyprus Transmission System Operator reported that the issue was linked to the shutdown of a production unit at the Vasiliko power station. Power was restored to affected areas by 8:37 PM the same day. Repair crews were mobilized promptly to address the situation. The outage led to a loss of approximately 60 MW of power supply during that time.

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On July 10, 2026, a technical fault in the production system at the Vasiliko power station resulted in widespread power outages across various areas of Cyprus. The incident occurred at approximately 8:10 PM, leading to the shutdown of a unit at the station that was operating at 60 MW, causing the operator to drop consumer loads in affected regions.

The Cyprus Transmission System Operator confirmed that power was fully restored by 8:37 PM on the same evening. There were no reported issues following the restoration, and maintenance crews were mobilized to monitor the situation. The brief outage prompted updates from several news outlets, which noted the swift response and the effective management of the incident by the authorities involved.

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