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SEDAS Announces Planned Power Outages Across Kocaeli Districts Sept 17-25

Utility schedules rolling maintenance cuts affecting up to 13 districts with durations ranging from three to eight hours daily.

Sources: Çağdaş Kocaeli, Kapadokya Haber, Adapostası Gazetesi3 sources ↓|· updated· 1 min read
SEDAS Announces Planned Power Outages Across Kocaeli Districts Sept 17-25
Photo: Çağdaş Kocaeli

KEY POINTS

  • SEDAS released daily outage schedules for Sept 17-25, 2026
  • Up to 13 districts affected per day across Kocaeli province
  • Outage durations range from 3 to 8 hours depending on location
  • Longest cuts (8 hours) in Karamürsel, Kandıra, İzmit, Derince, Gebze, Dilovası
  • Residents should check specific address on SEDAS portal for exact times

SEDAS, the electricity distribution company for Kocaeli, published daily schedules for planned power outages covering September 17 through 25, 2026. Each day lists specific neighborhoods, streets, and time windows across multiple districts.

Outages typically start between 08:30 and 09:30 and end between 12:00 and 17:30. The longest interruptions reach eight hours in areas such as Karamürsel, Kandıra, İzmit, Derince, Gebze, and Dilovası.

On September 17, cuts hit İzmit, Darıca, Kandıra, Kartepe, and Gölcük. The following day expanded to seven districts including Körfez and Çayırova. Weekend schedules on September 19-20 covered Kartepe, İzmit, Kandıra, Çayırova, Dilovası, Gebze, and Gölcük.

Monday, September 21, added Karamürsel to the list with 13 separate outage records. Tuesday and Wednesday programs each listed 11 and 10 records respectively, maintaining eight-hour maximums in several districts.

Thursday and Friday schedules (Sept 24-25) continued the pattern across six to seven districts. SEDAS advises residents to verify their exact street and address on the official outage portal since times vary by location.

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