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Electricity Minister: 1.35M meters to be legal in days
The Minister of Electricity and Renewable Energy, Mahmoud Esmat, has set a two-month deadline to replace all faulty and damaged meters. Approximately 1.35 million prepaid meters will be converted to legal meters within days as part of intensified efforts to regularize consumer statuses and improve services. The minister explained that citizens bear the cost of replacing meters after ten years, with the option of easy installment payments, while electricity distribution companies cover the costs of replacing meters that are less than five years old and have proven to have a technical problem, without placing financial burdens on consumers. Additionally, efforts are underway to reactivate the unified electricity service platform before the end of the week to facilitate access to services, with a focus on quickly repairing faults to ensure accurate consumption measurement and to enhance the quality of service provided to subscribers.
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