Hydro-Québec outage map, live797 addresses without power in Quebec
At 4:30 a.m., Hydro-Québec reports 10 outages in progress in Quebec, mostly in Abitibi-Témiscamingue (721 addresses). Enter your address: we tell you whether you are in an outage, since when, and the announced restoration time.
Power outage near me: check your address
190 planned interruptions in the next 7 days in Quebec
86,357 addresses · 208 announced in total · 15 postponedMap of current outages
Regional summary
Addresses without power over the total served in each region. Click a region to see it on the map.
Power outages today: the largest in progress
Restoration time as announced by Hydro-Québec, then our “realistic return”: the window in which similar outages actually ended, from our snapshots. HQ time reliability by region →
What to do, by how long it lasts
The steps that matter, in order. The long version is in our guide “Panne de courant au Québec : quoi faire”.
- Main breaker: a trip at home looks like an outage.
- Neighbours have lights? Report it at 1 800 790-2424 or through the Hydro-Québec app.
- Unplug large appliances (cooktop, computers, TV) to avoid the surge when power returns.
- Leave one lamp switched on: you will know when power is back.
- Keep fridge and freezer closed. A full freezer holds its cold about 48 hours, a half-full one about 24.
- Charge phones and batteries in the car if needed, engine outdoors.
- Close unused rooms to keep heat in winter.
- Check the announced restoration time: if it has been pushed back, plan for the next step.
- Winter: below 10 °C indoors, exposed pipes freeze. Let a tap trickle, shut the main water valve if you leave.
- Discard meat, fish and dairy kept above 4 °C for more than two hours.
- Lost food: Hydro-Québec does not compensate weather outages; check your home insurance.
- Warming centres: your municipality opens them during major outages.
- Generator outdoors only, more than 6 m from windows and doors. Carbon monoxide has no smell.
- Never plug a generator into a wall outlet: power flows back into the grid and endangers line crews.
- Barbecue, camping propane heater, camp stove: outdoors, always.
- A battery-powered carbon monoxide detector is a must whenever a combustion appliance runs.
So the next one does not hit as hard
Two ways to keep the power on: a portable battery for the fridge, the phone and a lamp, or an installed generator that takes over the whole house automatically.
Avoid the next outage: a generator installed by one of our certified contractors
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