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Amman, Feb. 5 (Petra) Chairman of the Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission’s (EMRC), Ziad Saidah, announced an increased state of readiness in the electricity and petroleum sectors, affirming that power companies are fully prepared to handle the impact of the prevailing weather conditions in the Kingdom.
In a statement on Wednesday following a field visit, Saidah inspected the National Electric Power Company’s (NEPCO) monitoring and control center to ensure the continuous and efficient supply of electricity across all regions of the country in accordance with approved emergency plans. He also emphasized the importance of protecting power grid infrastructure and preventing tampering.
During his visit to the monitoring and control center of the Electricity Distribution Company, Saidah reviewed operations in emergency response rooms and technical workshops. He assessed measures taken to guarantee a stable power supply, ensure quick resolution of any outages, and activate customer service and call centers to respond to inquiries and complaints.
He called for enhanced cooperation between power companies, relevant sector entities, and the EMRC’s judicial enforcement teams to strengthen preparedness, curb energy theft, and launch awareness campaigns on optimal electricity use, helping consumers avoid high electricity bills during extreme weather conditions.
//Petra// AF
05/02/2025 22:37:21