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The Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy has decided to direct electricity distribution companies to promptly review all requests for converting from code meters to legal meters, allowing for field procedures and necessary inspections to facilitate citizens. Old properties proven to have been built before 1975, which initially had legal meters then later installed code meters to regulate electricity consumption, are permitted to switch to legal meters without the need for reconciliation on building violations, provided that documents proving the property's age are presented. The procedures require the presence of an old legal meter, proof of the building’s antiquity, and that the code meters were installed to regulate consumption for individual units or floors, with no intent to evade the law. Required documents include property tax certificates, documents demonstrating the construction date of the property, old utility bills, photos of contracts or receipts for payment of old meters, a copy of the national ID card, and reconciliation documents when necessary. The steps for conversion include submitting the application with the required documents, reviewing the application and conducting a technical inspection if necessary, issuing a decision to convert to a legal meter if the conditions are met, and in some cases, updating meter data without replacing the meter.
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