The power outage was probably caused by a fault in the transformer.
Tens of thousands household electricity went out on Sunday in the Oslo area of Norway’s capital, Norwegian media reports, among other things NRK and Aftenposten.
At its worst, around 30,000–40,000 households in the Oslo area in Søndre Nordstrand and Nordre Follo were without electricity. Electricity has been restored to all customers according to the electricity map of the electricity company Elvia. According to Elvia, most people got their electricity back within half an hour after the fault started.
The power outage was probably caused by a fault or a fire at a transformer in the Søndre Nordstrand area. According to the rescue service and the police, the converter was smoking in Prinsdal in the Søndre Nordstrand area.
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