KE cracks down on electricity theft in Gadap, removes 645 illegal connections
The K-Electric continues its efforts against electricity theft and unpaid bills. With the support of law-enforcement agencies, the power utility carried out an anti-theft drive in Gadap, removing 645 illegal connections (kundas) weighing a total of 800 kilogrammes from K-Electric’s infrastructure.
According to a press statement from the power utility issued on Friday, these illegal connections were involved in the theft of 1.8 million units of electricity per month, causing disruptions in the appropriate supply of power distribution along the Super Highway.
The kunda connections used for electricity theft were installed by evading the network's safety protocols. These illegal connections pose significant risks to the KE's infrastructure and the public at large. Meanwhile, further elevating efforts, losses on 11kV feeders energizing the M-9 Corridor have significantly declined, contributing to a more stable power distribution network.
The efforts have revolved around eliminating illegal connections, improving the network, and ensuring a steady electricity supply. The initiative spans an extensive 04 x kilometers longitudinal stretch and focuses on stable power utility without any interruption serving the community along M9 — including prestigious ALMA institutes, Corporate establishments, and residential communities. This mammoth project marks a turning point for power distribution for residents of Karachi.
The KE also remains committed to protecting its infrastructure and maintaining the network stability of load shed exemption to 70% areas by continuing its efforts to reduce losses in the remaining areas and ensuring reliable and safe electricity supply for all. Electricity theft and non-payment of bills are the two key factors that determine the loss profile of any area. Areas with lower losses experience little to no loadshedding, highlighting the benefits of responsible electricity use and timely bill payments.
The KE continues to act against electricity theft and supports customers in acquiring metered connections. Reducing theft of electricity and regular, timely payment of bills are imperative for the provision of uninterrupted electricity. The company extends its fullest support to customers, area representatives and elected officials who share a vision to promote a culture of safety and discouraging electricity theft.
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