Overview
- As of Saturday morning, 95,600 customers remained without electricity, including about 92,000 in Normandy and 2,600 in Brittany, after a peak of roughly 380,000 outages.
- Enedis activated its Rapid Electricity Intervention Force, fielding about 3,000 technicians and reinforcing customer support to accelerate reconnections.
- The SNCF logged roughly 1,000 storm-related incidents; three Norman regional lines (Yvetot–Fécamp, Bréauté–Fécamp, Lison–Cherbourg) stay closed until Sunday, and a Corbeil–Melun section of the RER D remains shut with reopening not expected before midweek.
- EDF has taken the Flamanville EPR offline as a precaution, while authorities reported two serious injuries linked to roof repair attempts.
- Long-outage compensation applies from five consecutive hours at €2 per kVA per five-hour tranche, capped at 40 tranches, and appears via energy suppliers, typically with a delay of around two months.