Waterfalls offer hotels for worst affected

the Repairs after Alfridas the ravages of the coastal zone. It is a big job to get up in the forests and get rid of the trees that had fallen over the power lines, according to electricity companies. Overall, almost the 22,000 customers still without power on Friday.

the Waterfall has around 19.000 presence of power customers, mainly in Sweden, tells Lee Gidlöf, head of communications at Vattenfall eldistribution. On Thursday announced the Waterfalls that it takes a week before the repair is clear, and the forecast is still valid, " she says.

very cumbersome for all customers who are without electricity for so long.

– We have a full understanding that it is a difficult situation for our customers, " she says.

She explains that the Waterfall is trying to help affected customers as best we can, for example, running utilities out to the municipalities, which can determine where they are most needed.

" But we also replace our customers if they have to stay in a hotel because of a power cut, or if they can't cook at home and have to eat out. You must save receipts, and keep costs reasonable, " says Lee Gidlöf.

All electricity companies have a lot of people out there in the woods right now, and trying to fix the broken wires. Johan Aspegren, head of media relations at EON, who right now has around 2,000 for the presence of power customers in Österåker, Sweden, tells us that the work still takes time to fix completely.

– so far We have prioritised the wiring that connects with the most, and we expect to be able to cook the larger to the in the evening. Then we will start with the smaller pipes, which may have just a few subscribers. Then we will give priority to those permanent residents in front of the vacation home and the other, " he says.

as much time to fix an error on a management that supplies many electricity customers, as it does to fix a small power line, " he explains.

Ellevio have managed to mend most of the broken wiring, but still is around 500 customers in Bedford were without electricity, " says Maria Bang on Ellevio.