Govt to Introduce New System to Stop Electricity Theft

Meanwhile, the federal administration has decided to introduce a transformer-level system to tackle electricity theft and improve load management.

Key points

• Speaking to the media at Parliament House, Leghari remarked the administration intends to install the on-off system on 190, 000 transformers nationwide.
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• Energy Minister Awais Leghari remarked the new system will allow authorities to switch off individual transformers where electricity theft occurs instead of shutting down an entire feeder.
• According to the minister, the system represents a new approach that authorities in different parts of the world already employ.

Energy Minister Awais Leghari remarked the new system will allow authorities to switch off individual transformers where electricity theft occurs instead of shutting down an entire feeder. FGEHA Earns Over Rs. 10 Billion From 15 Plots.

Speaking to the media at Parliament House, Leghari remarked the administration intends to install the on-off system on 190, 000 transformers nationwide. He remarked the regulatory framework for the system will be provided by April or May next year.

According to the minister, the system represents a new approach that authorities in different parts of the world already employ. It will allow power distribution firms to target transformers affected by theft without disrupting electricity supply throughout an entire feeder. Punjab Forest Department Reclaims Rs. 9 Billion Worth of Forest Land.

Leghari additionally discussed changes to the net metering system, saying the changes had encouraged consumers to install batteries and prevented the burden of around 300, 000 to 400, 000 consumers from shifting to the remaining 35 million consumers. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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For now, govt to Introduce New System to Stop Electricity Theft remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.