The Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) announced scheduled electricity service interruptions across Mexico for Saturday, July 25, 2026, stemming from infrastructure improvement projects and weather-related damage. Residents and workers in affected zones must prepare for multi-hour outages impacting homes and businesses alike.
Scheduled Outages in Puebla and Infrastructure Improvements
In the state of Puebla, the CFE scheduled service suspensions for all communities within the municipality of Tlacuilotepec on Saturday, July 25, 2026. Municipal authorities in Tlacuilotepec explained that this suspension supports ongoing maintenance and the replacement of damaged wooden poles along the Tihuatlán Dos (THD) 73300 (IXH) Ixhuatlán transmission line. Officials noted that these upgrades aim to deliver a safer and more reliable electrical service to the local citizenry.
Did You Know? The scheduled maintenance in Tlacuilotepec specifically targets damaged wooden poles along the Tihuatlán Dos (THD) 73300 (IXH) Ixhuatlán transmission line to improve service safety and reliability.
What to Do During Unplanned Outages
Property owners experiencing an unexpected loss of power can report the issue directly through the 071 telephone line or via the CFE Contigo mobile application. According to utility guidelines, urban areas can expect service reconnections within the course of the same day. In rural areas, however, the restoration process may take up to three business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
When do the scheduled electricity cuts take place?
The scheduled service suspensions occur on Saturday, July 25, 2026, with specific durations depending on the affected region.
Which specific area in Puebla faces a scheduled blackout?
How can residents report an unexpected power outage?
Unplanned outages can be reported by calling the 071 service line or by using the CFE Contigo mobile application.
How will your daily routine be adjusted to accommodate these scheduled electricity service suspensions?
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