Power cut in Kerala today
Kerala is supplied by one electricity company. This page puts its announced shutdowns, live reports from 4 tracked cities, its complaint number and what the regulator says you are owed in one place.
Outages reported in Kerala right now
Who supplies electricity in Kerala
Your company is printed on your electricity bill. Report a cut to them first: only they can see the fault and send a crew.
KSEBL
Kerala State Electricity Board Limited
- 191224x7 customer care (toll-free)
- 0471-255554424x7 customer care (from outside Kerala)
- 9496010101Electrical accident emergency
- +91 9496001912WhatsApp
- Register a complaint online
- KSEB app:Android
- @ksebltdon X
- www.kseb.in
What you are owed in Kerala when power isn't restored
- Deadline
- Fuse: 4 hours in a town, 6 in a village, 8 in a hilly area. Line or cable: 6, 8 and 12 hours. Transformer: 18, 24 and 36 hours.
- If it's missed
- ₹100 each time supply is late. ₹200 a week for a voltage problem left unfixed.
- How it's paid
- Meant to reach your bill automatically since March 2026, with no claim. Read the small print before you rely on that.
The March 2026 rules added automatic payment, but the same schedule says payment stays manual until KSEB builds the system. Until then: apply in Form A within 30 days, a decision follows in 60 days and payment in 30. Amounts went up sharply, from ₹25 to ₹100 and ₹25 to ₹200.
Common questions
Is there a power cut in Kerala today?
This page shows shutdowns that Kerala's electricity companies have announced themselves, next to outages residents reported in the last 24 hours. If your area isn't listed, call your company's helpline: no reports is not proof that the supply is on.
Which company supplies electricity in Kerala?
Kerala State Electricity Board Limited (KSEBL). Which one serves your home is printed on your electricity bill.
What is the power cut complaint number in Kerala?
KSEBL: 0471-2555544. You can also dial 1912, the national electricity helpline.
How long can a power cut last in Kerala before compensation is due?
Fuse: 4 hours in a town, 6 in a village, 8 in a hilly area. Line or cable: 6, 8 and 12 hours. Transformer: 18, 24 and 36 hours. If the company misses the deadline: ₹100 each time supply is late. ₹200 a week for a voltage problem left unfixed.