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This paper discusses how the risk of electricity grid outages is predicted using machine learning on historical data enhanced by graph embeddings of the distribution network. The process of graph creation using different embedding approaches is described. Several graph constructing strategies are used to create a graph, which is then transformed into the form acceptable for ML algorithm training. The impact of incorporating different graph embeddings on outage risk prediction is evaluated. The method used for graph embeddings is N ode2Vec. The grid search is performed to find optimal hyperparameters of N ode2Vec. The resulting accuracy metrics for a set of different hyperparameters are presented. The resulting metrics are compared against base scenario, where no graph embeddings were used.