Utility maintenance and water outages in Poland

Utility companies in Poland have announced various scheduled water and hot water supply disruptions due to planned maintenance and infrastructure modernization.

In the Poznań region, Aquanet reported outages affecting residents on Spławie and Kolorowa streets, as well as several streets in Gruszczyna and Puszczykowo.

In Olsztyn, the Municipal Heating Enterprise (MPEC) scheduled a hot water outage for September 24, 2026, from 6:00 to 23:00, due to modernization works on the heating network. This will affect several buildings on Artyleryjska, Leśna, Bałtycka, Żółta, Zielona, and Konopnickiej streets.

Warsaw’s Municipal Water and Sewage Company (MPWiK) announced several scheduled outages starting September 17. In the Bemowo district, interruptions are planned for Gen. Meriana C. Coopera street. Mokotów will experience outages on Zielona street on September 17, followed by disruptions in the Śródziemnomorska area on September 18, affecting Korsykańska, Macedońska, and św. Bonifacego streets. The Ursynów district will also face outages on Taneczna, Menueta, Mariana Lalewicza, and Zdzisława Mączeńskiego streets.

In Lublin, Lubelskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej (LPEC) announced maintenance on the municipal heating network affecting the Śródmieście and Wieniawa districts. Scheduled for October 5 and 6, these works will cause temporary disruptions to central heating, ventilation, and hot water supply on Lubomelska, Spokojna, Wieniawska, Czechowska, Chmielna, and Ogrodowa streets.

Recent updates indicate broader utility transitions across Poland. Energa Operator and PGE have announced power interruptions for maintenance in the Krotoszyn and Piotrków Trybunalski districts, while Enea is conducting outages in Zielona Góra. In Łowicz, residential heating is set to begin on October 8. Additionally, residents in Brok are being advised to prepare for the installation of new remote-reading water meters throughout October.