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Power outage schedules: Prolisky, Kyiv, and Kyiv Oblast
Whether Prolisky has power right now, the village’s own schedule, and the schedules of every Kyiv group and Kyiv Oblast queue — for today and tomorrow.
Prolisky
Private houses
Queue 1.1 · DTEK Kyiv Regional Electric Networks
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Older blocks and Melody Park
Group 43 · DTEK Kyiv Electric Networks
Shchaslyva 1, 3, 5 · Parkova 1, 3, 5, 8, 12 · the Melody Park complex
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Kyiv · DTEK Kyiv Electric Networks
Kyiv Oblast · DTEK Kyiv Regional Electric Networks
Where the data comes from
Schedules come from outage-data-ua, an open, unofficial dataset that mirrors DTEK’s published schedules and refreshes every few minutes. The power state of Prolisky’s private houses is detected automatically. DTEK has the final word:
Schedules are indicative, and emergency outages happen off schedule. DTEK’s official sources have the final word.
Questions about power
Which outage queue is Prolisky in?
Prolisky is fed by two lines. The private houses are on the DTEK Kyiv Regional Electric Networks line, queue 1.1 — what residents say, and what matching actual outages against the schedules shows. The older blocks (Shchaslyva 1, 3, 5; Parkova 1, 3, 5, 8, 12) and the Melody Park complex are on the Kyiv line of DTEK Kyiv Electric Networks; judging by the schedules, it appears to be group 43.
Why does DTEK’s schedule for my building not match reality?
The DTEK Kyiv Regional site knows Prolisky’s addresses but not which line a building is on. For buildings on the Kyiv line it shows an oblast queue, and the schedule does not match. The older blocks and Melody Park follow the Kyiv schedule.
How do I find my group in Kyiv?
Look up your address on the DTEK Kyiv Electric Networks site — it gives your group number. Then choose it on this page; it remembers your choice.
Does Prolisky have power right now?
For the private houses this page shows it live: the state is detected automatically and refreshed every minute. For the apartment blocks, see your line’s schedule.
What does “possible” mean in a schedule?
That is how DTEK marks hours when an outage may happen but is not certain — it depends on the state of the grid.
What are emergency outages?
Outages outside the schedule — after faults or when the grid is overloaded. They are not in any schedule, which is why we show the actual state for Prolisky’s private houses.