Guide to checking the latest power outage schedule for 2025

Check the power outage schedule on the EVN website.

Residents can check the power outage schedule through the official websites of the regional power corporations.

Northern region:

Access the website ofHanoi Power CorporationorNorthern Power Corporation.

Here is the link:https://cskh.npc.com.vn/DichVuTTCSKH/DichVuTTCSKHSPC?index=7

On the lookup interface, select the district/county and the time period you want to search, then click "View Calendar".

Central and Central Highlands regions:

Here is the link:https://cskh.cpc.vn/tra-cuu/lich-tam-ngung-cung-cap-dien

Access the website of the Central Vietnam Power Corporation, fill in the information of the power company managing the area, select the time period you want to search, and click "Get data".

Southern region:

Here is the link:https://www.cskh.evnspc.vn/TraCuu/LichNgungGiamCungCapDien

Visit the website of Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation or Southern Power Corporation. If using the EVNHCMC website, users need an account and customer code (PE code) to look up their information.

Check power outage schedules via the EVNHCMC app.

Users can download the EVNHCMC app on their phones to check the power outage schedule by following these steps:

Download the app to your phone and log in to your account.

If you don't have an account yet, please register following the instructions.

Link your account to your electricity bill by entering your customer code.

After completing the connection, go to the "Power Outage Schedule" section to look up the information.

Check power outage schedule via Zalo

Zalo is also a convenient way to check power outage schedules:

Open the Zalo app and search for the name of the Electricity Corporation by region (Northern, Central, or Southern Electricity).

Tap "Follow" to receive notifications.

Go to the messages section, select "Lookup" -> "Power Outage Schedule" to view the power outage schedule for your area.

When is the power company allowed to cut off electricity?

According to the Electricity Law of 2004, the electricity company has the right to cut off power in certain circumstances:

In the event of a force majeure incident threatening the safety of the power system, the power company may cut off the power immediately but must notify the cause within 24 hours.

If the power outage is not due to an accident, the power company must notify residents at least 5 days in advance. This notice will be published in the media or sent directly to customers.

Having information about power outage schedules will help people plan accordingly, avoiding disruptions to their daily lives and work.