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Electricity explains Abu Kart debt alert
Egypt Electricity Holding Company has revealed that the appearance of the word "debt" on the prepaid electricity meter screen (Abu Kart) explains a recalculation of price differences and tiers due to the implementation of the new billing system for coded meters, which began in April at a rate of 2.74 Egyptian pounds per kilowatt-hour. This system is designed to reconcile consumption calculations from the start of the month and correct any discrepancies arising from the change in accounting system. The remaining balance from the previous month may be deducted from the current recharge amount, appearing as a debt. The company assured that this amount is merely an accounting discrepancy and not a fine or penalty. It recommended early recharging during the first days of each month to minimize such differences. Additionally, the company is working on converting meters that meet the reconciliation conditions into legal meters under the tiered billing system. So far, approximately 605,000 meters have been converted out of a target of 1.2 million meters.
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