EEDC Frowns At Increased Damage To Its Properties By Reckless Drivers

The management of Enugu Electricity Distribution PLC (EEDC) has decried the high rate of vehicular accidents within its network, stressing that the situation not only affects its revenue, but also impacts on the quality of service delivery to electricity customers.

The Head of Communications, EEDC, Mr. Emeka Ezeh, made this known during a chat with newsmen in Enugu over the weekend.

Energy Thieves Are In For Tough Times, As EEDC Inaugurates Special Taskforce On Electricity Offences

Individuals and organisations engaging in acts of energy theft and meter bypass, as well as those involved in vandalism of electrical infrastructure are in for tough times as the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) on Thursday formally inaugurated a Special Investigation and Prosecution Taskforce on Electricity Offences (SIPTEO).

EEDC Clinches Overall First Position In 2017 NEMSA Safety Ranking

The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) has emerged overall first position in the 2017 Nigerian Electricity Management Services Agency (NEMSA) Safety ranking; a remarkable leap from its fifth position in the 2016 NEMSA Safety ranking.

NEMSA is an agency of government responsible for ensuring safety of lives and property in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry.

Two Convicted, Twelve Arrested For Vandalising EEDC Installations

At the Federal High Court Abakaliki, Okechukwu Anoke was recently sentenced to three years imprisonment by Justice Akintayo Aluko after he pleaded guilty for vandalising aluminum conductor cables, property of Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) at Onicha Isu, Ebonyi State, an act punishable under Section 1(10) of the Miscellaneous Offences Act, Cap M17, Volume 9, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004.

EEDC Expands Its Payment Platforms...Engages Collection Agents

As part of efforts to expand its payment platforms, the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) has engaged the services of collection agents. This is a conscious move aimed at complementing its existing payment channels.

With this development, customers of EEDC now have convenient and accessible options available to them to pay their electricity bills without stress.

EEDC Caution Banks Against Forged Electricity Bill Used For Account Opening

Concerned about the increasing report of some fraudulent individuals forging its electricity bill for account opening purpose, the Management of Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) has cautioned banks and other related institutions where its electricity bills are used as proof of address to ensure that they confirm these documents with EEDC before accepting such as authentic.

Another Vandal Bags A Three-Year Jail Term For Attacking EEDC Installation

Abdul Ali, a 33 year old young man from Adamawa State was last week sentenced to three years imprisonment by Ahizechukwu D. O at the Magistrate Court of Orsu Magisterial District Holden at Awo Idemili for vandalizing a 300KVA Distribution Substation belonging to Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) at Ekeututu in Orsu Local Government Area of Imo State.

EEDC Introduces Its New Electricity Bill

As part of its continuous effort to introduce initiatives geared towards ensuring enjoyable customer experience, the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) has modified its electricity bill to wear a new look.

EEDC Contributes To The Labour Market Through Its Graduate Trainee Program

The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) as part of its contribution towards job creation in the country has employed 35 graduates into the second phase of its Graduate Trainee Program. The successful candidates who have already gone through the onboarding process have been deployed to different sections of the company's operations where they will be trained over a two-year period in all aspects of the company’s operations.

Directive To Stop Estimated Bill Payment Not Applicable To Residential Customers – Discos

The Association of Nigerian Electricity Distributors says the directive by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission to consumers not to pay estimated electricity billings only applies to Maximum Demand customers and not residential.