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The Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy has confirmed that a comprehensive, one-time conversion of all coded meters into legitimate and legal meters is not currently planned. Currently, over 600,000 cases out of approximately 1.2 million requests for building violations reconciliation are being compiled and analyzed to accurately determine their technical and contractual status. This process involves audits that include field inspections to verify the locations and residential units. Two main situations are being addressed: the first involves cases where meters are converted from coded to legal after the owner obtains a reconciliation certificate, at which point the meter type is modified to a legal one; the second concerns units that already have prior licenses and reconciliation, which only require the installation of a legal meter directly. There is no overarching decision to automatically convert all coded meters. Cases that are not included remain in violations, with some exceptions such as encroachments on organized lines or lands with special designations. The insistence remains that the goal is to regularize the status of meters in accordance with the law and the applicable regulations.
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