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Electricity regulator denies claims of meter installation without ownership deed

Saudi electricity regulator refutes social media rumors about installing home meters without official documents, stressing adherence to approved procedures.

Electricity regulator denies claims of meter installation without ownership deed

The Saudi Electricity and Cogeneration Regulatory Authority has firmly denied allegations made on social media regarding the installation of electricity meters in homes without the necessary documentation, such as a property ownership deed. The regulator clarified that the process of connecting to electricity and installing meters must adhere to established procedures and regulations, which are strictly enforced through approved channels by the electricity service provider.

They cautioned against engaging with unofficial advertisements or accounts that promise such services, as these often misuse the regulator's branding to falsely promote their offerings. The authority stressed the necessity of obtaining electricity-related services and information through legitimate channels, urging the public to avoid sharing personal data or making payments to unlicensed parties.

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