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EKEDC begins free meter upgrade

Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) has launched the Standard Transfer Specification (STS) 2

• October 31, 2024
Electricity meters used to tell the story.
Electricity meters used to tell the story.

Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) has launched the Standard Transfer Specification (STS) 2.0 meter upgrade for its metered customers.

Babatunde Lasaki, the company’s spokesperson, disclosed the upgrade in a statement on Thursday in Lagos.

Mr Lasaki said the upgrading is necessary due to the impending expiration of the current vending platform.

He said the transition aims to provide customers with a more advanced and efficient metering system.

Mr Lasaki added that to benefit from the upgrade, customers should visit http://kctcheck.ekedp.com, enter their metre number, and click “search” to retrieve two sets of 20-digit Key Change Tokens (KCTs).

He said that thereafter, they should input the first KCT and press “Enter,” then enter the second KCT and press “Enter” to complete the upgrade.

The EKEDC spokesman said that, alternatively, customers can receive the KCTs when purchasing electricity units; two KCTs will be provided along with their regular token, which must be loaded to complete the upgrade.

Mr Lasaki, while urging customers to finish the upgrade by November 24, reminded them to load any previously purchased tokens before starting the process.

He stated, “We encourage our customers to load any existing tokens before applying the KCTs, as old tokens will no longer work on upgraded metres.

“For assistance, customers can visit any EKEDC District or Zonal office, where help desks are available. EKEDC staff will also be on hand to assist on Saturdays, November 2 and November 9.”

Mr Lasaki emphasised that the upgrade process is free, urging customers not to pay anyone for the service.

(NAN)

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