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Power Cuts in Derbyshire Today: Live Map

Written by John RooneySolar Energy EditorUpdated 27 October 2026

There is 1 live power cut in Derbyshire right now, affecting at least 1 customers. The map and list below show every fault and planned power cut the network operators are publishing for Derbyshire, with the time they expect the power back. To report a power cut or a fallen line, ring 105.

Over the last 90 days we logged 35 power cuts in Derbyshire. The places hit most often were around Derby, Chesterfield, Belper.

Live power cut map for Derbyshire

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Areas of Derbyshire with a power cut right now

The network operators are reporting 1 live power cut in Derbyshire as of Fri 17:54, affecting at least 1 customers. That is 1 unplanned fault and 0 planned power cuts. The largest are near Chesterfield.

Live power cuts in Derbyshire, largest first
AreaNetworkTypeCustomersStartedEstimated restore
Chesterfield (S41)National GridFault1Fri 10:54Fri 20:00

If your power is out and nothing shows near you, check your fuseboard for a tripped switch first, then ring 105. For the rest of the country, see the UK power cut map.

Recent power cuts in Derbyshire

Network operators take a power cut off their maps soon after the power is back. These are the latest we logged in Derbyshire, including ones that have already cleared.

AreaTypeCustomersStartedPower back
Derby (DE24)Planned16 Nov, 12:00Ongoing
Chesterfield (S41)Fault9966 Nov, 10:54Ongoing
Belper (DE56)Fault366 Nov, 07:30Ongoing
Ripley (DE5)Fault15 Nov, 22:56Ongoing
Belper (DE56)Fault15 Nov, 12:18Ongoing
Ilkeston (DE7)Fault244 Nov, 19:15Ongoing
Chesterfield (S44)Planned14 Nov, 16:00Ongoing
Long Eaton (DE72)Fault14 Nov, 12:11Ongoing
Derby (DE22)Planned84 Nov, 12:00Ongoing
Derby (DE23)Fault43 Nov, 23:00Ongoing
Dronfield (S11)Planned23 Nov, 12:00Ongoing
Belper (DE6)Planned333 Nov, 08:00Ongoing
Ripley (NG16)Fault52 Nov, 16:37Ongoing
Derby (DE72)Fault692 Nov, 16:36Ongoing
Belper (DE6)Planned32 Nov, 09:00Ongoing

Power cut record for Derbyshire

Network operators take a power cut off their live maps once the power is back, so there is no public record of how often an area loses power. We log the feeds every few minutes. Since 27 October 2026, Derbyshire has had 35 logged power cuts affecting at least 1,960 customers.

Power cuts logged
35
26 faults, 9 planned
Customers affected
1,960
where the network gives a figure
Median fault duration
n/a
not enough data yet
Places in Derbyshire with the most logged power cuts
Nearest townPower cutsCustomers affected
Derby7190
Chesterfield61,027
Belper5101
Dronfield431
Bakewell39
Ripley352
Ilkeston230
Long Eaton24
Swadlincote18
Matlock1296
Buxton1212

Each power cut is counted against the nearest town to where the network places it. See the live UK power cut map, or read about battery storage with power cut backup.

How to report a power cut in Derbyshire

  1. Check your fuseboard. If neighbours still have power, a tripped switch in your own home is the most likely cause.
  2. Check the map above. If your area is listed, the network operator already knows and the estimated restore time is shown.
  3. Ring 105 if nothing is listed. It is free, open 24/7, and puts you through to the network operator for your postcode. Your energy supplier cannot fix power cuts.
  4. Fallen line? Keep well away, ring 105 straight away, and ring 999 if anyone is in danger.

Power cuts in Derbyshire on our map come from National Grid.

Compensation, the Priority Services Register and what to do while you wait are covered in our UK power cut guide.

Keeping the power on in Derbyshire during a power cut

Standard solar panels switch off when the grid goes down. A battery with a backup (EPS) function keeps lights, the fridge, Wi-Fi and heating controls running through a power cut, then tops itself up from the panels. See how it works in our battery storage guide, or compare solar panel installers in Derbyshire.

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Power cuts in Derbyshire: FAQ

Is there a power cut in Derbyshire today?

The live map on this page shows every power cut the network operators are currently reporting in Derbyshire, refreshed every two minutes. If nothing is listed but your power is out, check your fuseboard, then ring 105.

Who do I call about a power cut in Derbyshire?

Ring 105, free and open 24 hours a day. It puts you through to the network operator that runs the cables at your postcode (in Derbyshire that includes National Grid), whichever supplier you pay. Your supplier handles bills, not power cuts.

How long do power cuts last in Derbyshire?

Most unplanned faults are fixed within a few hours. Planned work runs to a timetable sent in advance, and storm damage can take a day or more.

Which parts of Derbyshire have the most power cuts?

In the last 90 days, the places in Derbyshire with the most logged power cuts were around Derby, Chesterfield, Belper. Each power cut is counted against the nearest town to where the network operator places it.

Can I get compensation for a power cut in Derbyshire?

Often, yes. Under Ofgem's Guaranteed Standards, homes can claim £100 if an unplanned power cut lasts more than 12 hours, plus £45 for each further 12 hours, up to a cap. Longer thresholds apply in severe weather and when more than 5,000 properties are affected. Claim from your network operator.

Do solar panels work during a power cut in Derbyshire?

Not on their own. Grid-tied solar panels shut off automatically when the grid fails, to protect engineers working on the lines. To keep power during a cut you need a battery with a backup (EPS) function and an inverter that can isolate your home from the grid.

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JR
John Rooney• Solar Energy Editor

John Rooney is the founder of Solar Info and has been covering the UK solar energy market since 2023. He researches every battery and inverter brand against manufacturer datasheets, MCS and Ofgem data, and feedback from the MCS-certified installers in our directory before publishing.

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