The City of Joburg plans to improve is electricity metering system.
The City of Joburg has launched its programme to replace obsolete, faulty and bypassed prepaid electricity meters across the city.
City Power’s spokesperson Isaac Mangena said that the TID compliance resetting project would ensure that meters are not locked out come November 2024, when the digits for recharging tokens will run out. “The programme will assist City Power to clean up its data, ensure unmetered customers, especially in non-affluent areas, have smart meters, which will enable them to buy electricity and assist City Power to monitor and control the load as we battle with load shedding,” said Mangena.
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