The electricity supply is provided by the Electrical Authority of Cyprus (EAC). The domestic electricity supply is 240 V AC/50Hz. Plugs are the British-style 13 amp.

Paphos Customer Service Center - Map

13, Tepeleniou Str.
P.O. Box 60057
8100 Pafos
Cyprus
Tel: +357-26 20 60 00
Fax: +357-26 20 60 09

OPENING HOURS

During winter period (September - May) all Customer Service Centers operate as follows:

Monday-Friday -  7:45am -1:45pm

Tuesday - 3pm -5:15pm

Customer Service Centers which operate in the four EAC Area Office buildings during the winter period remain open every Thursday from 3pm - 5pm.

During the summer period (June – August) all Customer Service Centers operate during the following hours: 07:45am - 13:45am

BILL PAYMENT - for further details, click here

FAULT REPORTING - call 1800

ISLAND WIDE FAULTS REPORTING CENTRE (IFRC)

Domestic or commercial faults should be reported by calling 1800. Calls are registered electronically and faults are then directed to the stand by service of the particular area affected.

STREET LIGHTING/TREE PRUNING - for further details click here

METER READING - for further details click here

There are a number of satellite installers in Cyprus specialising in English language TV. As well as satellite dishes, installers can also provide you with packages for Sky, Showtime, Nova, HotBird, Astrosat and NileSat. Check the Cyprus Yellow Pages for details of installers.

Fixed-line telephony in Cyprus in the main is provided CYTA, a government-owned company.

CYTA services include :

Supply of domestic and commercial fixed land-lines
Mobile phones - contract and pay as you go)
Data, telegraphic, martime, TV transmission and reception
Private leased circuits, audio text, video conferencing
ISDN, DSL, Internet and ATM/Frame Relay

For details on domestic services, click here
For details on small & medium business services, click here
For details on large scale business services, click here

PrimeTel services include :

Supply of land-line telephony for both residential and commercial
Internet (ADSL2 and broadband)
Free-to-Air TV, digital TV, video on demand and pre-paid talk plans.

For further details on domestic services, click here
For further details on commercial services, click here

Cyprus Water Development manages the public water supply across the island however each Municipality has its own water authority. To register with your local Municipality Offices, click here.

The current water situation in Cyprus has reached critical levels due to the lack of sufficient rain in preceding years. Dams are well below the level to meet the needs of domestic and agricultural customers and there is a heavy toll on the 2 main desalination plants already online which are located in Larnaca and Dhekelia. A portable desalination plant is due to go online from April 2009 located in Kouklia near Paphos. To check out current reservoir storage, click here.

The Water Development Department has also announced a further portable unit in Limassol, with a further 3 desalination plants due to be built (Limassol 2010, Paphos 2012 and Famagusta 2013)

To find out how you could be affected and find water saving measures, contact your local Municipality Office for advice.