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Who to call in case of a power outage in Northern Cyprus. Kib-Tek phone numbers

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Power outages in Northern Cyprus are a common occurrence. They can be either scheduled and centralized (due to maintenance work) or local — caused by network overloads, bad weather, or delayed payments.

If you lose power, there is no need to panic. This is a normal occurrence on the island, especially in winter during heavy rains. To resolve the issue, you should contact Kib-Tek — the company responsible for electricity supply in all regions of the TRNC. Below we have compiled all important phone numbers and recommendations on what to do in such cases.

Kib-Tek numbers for restoring electricity supply

Kib-Tek phone numbers for power outages in Northern Cyprus

Nicosia

Famagusta

Kyrenia

Güzelyurt

İskele

Tip: When calling, have your account number from the contract or Kib-Tek bill handy. This will speed up processing your request.

Frequently Asked Questions about Electricity in Northern Cyprus

What are the current electricity tariffs?

Current tariffs can be found on the official website www.kibtek.com. Prices depend on consumption volume and user category. You can view a detailed tariff table on this page.

How to pay for electricity in Northern Cyprus?

Kib-Tek bills can be paid in several ways:

More details on payment methods can be found in a separate article.

What to do during scheduled outages?

Kib-Tek usually announces scheduled outages in advance. We also publish current information on our Telegram channel Northern Cyprus News. Subscribe to receive timely notifications.

What other important phone numbers are there?

For emergencies in Northern Cyprus, the unified number 112 is in operation. Other useful contacts (ambulance, police, fire service, roadside assistance) are compiled in this section.

Tip: If a power outage lasts long, unplug electrical appliances — this helps prevent voltage surges when power is restored.

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