Power Interruptions Planned in Bangkok and Surrounding Areas on May 25, as per MEA Announcement

Catch Up on Your Power Outage Schedules for May 25, 2025

Whoa, Bangkok City and its neighbors in Nonthaburi and Samut Prakan are about to get a little darker on May 25, 2025. We're talking about planned power outages, folks! And it seems like the Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) isn't playing around with their maintenance game. Here's the sneak peek of what awaits as they transform their electricity grid.

Nonthaburi:

8.30am - 2.30pm: Say goodbye to the lights in Soi Prasert Islam, Samakkhi Road, as the transformer game is about to get upgraded from 300 kVA to 500 kVA.
8.30am - 3.30pm: Keep your eyes peeled along Highway 340, as you just might find yourself in the dark near Bangchak petrol station, P.R.C. Plast (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Monlinee Village in Bang Bua Thong, and Ban Ratniyom School Alley.

Samut Prakan:

8am - 3.30pm: It's time to turn on the candlelight vibes on Old Railway Road, from Soi Phuk Mit (Phuk Mit side) to Pu Chao Saming Phrai intersection.
8am - 4pm: Get ready for the power rollercoaster on Pattana 1 Road, Soi Nikom Bangpoo.
8am - 5pm: Brace yourself for the blackout on Sukhumvit Road, from Mitsubishi Showroom to Soi Tessaban Khlong Da 14 (Rojakul 2).
8.30am - 12am: If you live on Winmill Village Road, Soi Casa Pamilla Zone, it's going to get pitch black for ya!
8.30am - 3:30pm: It isn't Kingkaew Road's day as Soi Kingkaew 43, as well as Suksawat Road, Soi Wat Yai—from Phumjai Nivet 1 Village entrance to the Kong Son 3-way junction (including Thanarin Townhome 2 & 4, Phumjai Prime 2) are going dark.
8.30am - 3:30pm: Anamai Ngam Charoen - ARD, near Soi SAO Mongkol, you're on our radar too, as full blackout is expected.

Bangkok:

8am - 2pm: There's no fun in the sun on Worachak Road, near Bangkok Bank, as the power will be out.
8am - 3.30pm: Lat Phrao 101 Road and the following alleys are about to get a blackout: Soi 101 Intersection 54, Wat Bueng Thonglang, Main Road from Intersection 7 to 13 (Soi 9, 11, 13, 26, 28, 32), Soi 3 to 5, Soi 43 and 54.
8.30am - 11am: Watch out for Kanchanaphisek Road, P Center Car Dealership, as power will be off.
8.30am - 12am: Steer clear of Kanchanaphisek Road, near Ramruay Nivet Village, as lights won't be on.
8.30am - 1pm: Tesaban Nimit Tai Road, from Soi 3, you're going dark (pole and equipment relocation).
8.30am - 1pm: Phetkasem Road, Soi 19 Intersection 2, you're in for a powerless ride.
8.30am - 1.30pm: Liap Wari Road, Soi 13, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 31, 33, Chueam Samphan Road, Soi 7 and surrounding area, take note—you're headed for a blackout.
8.30am - 2:30pm: Get ready for the plunge on Samakkee Road, from Soi Mooban Phop Suk to Soi Prasert Islam (DF to SECTION switch), and from Soi Nichada Thani (blade switch upgrade).
8.30am - 3pm: Romklao Road, from Soi Romklao 4, 6, 6/1, Sahaphat, Sinudom, Santi Packaging, Kow Suphamongkol to Perfect Park Village and Baan Suan, you're rolling the power dice as they're replacing high voltage lines.
8.30am - 3.30pm: Nawamin Road, Soi 45 (partial) and Sukhumvit Road, Soi 97, Soi 97/1, lights will be out, mate.
8.30am - 3.30pm: Nakhon Chai Si Road, from Soi Tha Ruea Phayap to Soi Nakhon Chai Si, is going dark, folks.
8.30am - 3.30pm: Lat Phrao Road, including Soi 101 from Khlong Chan to Soi 3, Soi 2, 4, 6, 8, Main Road, Soi 7 to 13, Soi 9, 11, 13, 26, 32,Sukhumvit 62 Road, from Expressway 2 to Soi 62/9, and Expressway side roads near Soi 62/9—prepare to lose power.
8.30am - 3.30pm: Bang Sri Mueang Road, Soi Wat Phutthiprang Pramot, and Ratchaphruek - Nonthaburi 1 Road, Soi Phoem Chaloem Uthit (Soi Wari Ice Factory), sorry, but the lights'll be out for you, too.

Don't panic! Prepare for the power outage, grab your emergency kits, bring out your candles, and let's groove to the dark rhythm. Remember, staying informed is key!

The upcoming power outage in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, and Samut Prakan on May 25, 2025, may have a broader impact on the economy and business operations, as various industries and districts may be affected.
In light of the planned power outages, recent developments in politics and general news regarding energy and infrastructure could offer valuable insights for policymakers and businesses trying to mitigate potential disruptions.