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Electricity Authority Details 8 Cases for Withdrawing Coded Meters—Learn About Them
The Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy confirmed that the temporary plug-in electricity meters can be removed immediately from buildings and homes, as they are temporary devices used to measure consumption instead of the permanent legal system; they do not grant property ownership rights. The Ministry identified eight cases that lead to the withdrawal of these plug-in meters, which are: refusal to settle the case after failing to meet the conditions, failure to apply for settlement before the deadline, issuance of a final removal order, tampering with the meter such as manipulating seals or attempting to disable it, electricity theft or unauthorized connection, delays in payment resulting in accumulated debts, changing the activity without informing the company, and having unregistered excess loads on the meter.
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