Archive · 30 May 2025
Electricity Department Asks Consumers to Move Meters
The electricity department wants to make sure they can easily read your electricity meter.
They are asking everyone to move their meter to a place where the meter reader can reach it easily.
If your meter is not easy to get to, you need to move it before a certain date.
If you don't move it, the department might turn off your electricity.
This is to make sure the bills are correct and that they can fix any problems without bothering you.
If you're away from home, the department asks you to let anyone taking care of your property know about this.
The electricity department has issued a notice to consumers regarding meter accessibility.
Consumers must ensure their meters are in an accessible location by November 28.
Non-compliance may result in power disconnection.
Consumers need to identify a suitable location and contact the electricity department.
Easy access to meters ensures accurate billing and maintenance.
- Who
- Consumers of the state electricity department.
- What
- The electricity department is asking consumers to move their electricity meters to accessible locations.
- When
- Before November 28th.
- Where
- At consumer premises in the state.
- Why
- To ensure regular and accurate billing, and to facilitate maintenance.
- Issuing Department
- State Electricity Department
- Regulation Referenced
- Regulation 5.125 of the Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission Supply Code, 2018
- Deadline
- November 28
- Consequence of Non-Compliance
- Power Disconnection
- Action Required
- Relocate meters to accessible location