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NERC Introduces Fines For Metre Tempering To Curb Energy Theft
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission NERC has introduced an amended order designed to curb unauthorized access to electricity, meter tampering, and bypass.
Under the amended order, Distribution Companies are now empowered to disconnect unauthorized connections without notice.
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The order prescribes reconnection conditions to ensure compliance.
NERC explains that the primary objectives of the amended order are to reduce unauthorized access to electricity, meter tampering, and bypass as well as to establish transparent reconnection guidelines to ensure compliance.
Also the Commission introduced stiffer financial penalties for electricity consumers found guilty of meter tampering and by-pass.
NERC says the new penalties highlight its commitment to reducing energy losses and ensuring that consumers pay for the electricity they use.
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