Effect of Power Theft on Communities
Electricity theft, commonly known as the "kunda system," is a pervasive issue in Pakistan, significantly undermining the country's energy sector and its economic stability. It is estimated that electricity theft costs the nation around PKR 600 billion annually. This staggering loss accounts for approximately 20-30% of the total electricity generated, with reports indicating that around 40% of power losses in...
Negative Impact of Power Theft
It is frustrating if you face long power outages despite being a responsible citizen and paying bills on time because you live in an area with a high prevalence of power theft. Electricity theft and non-payment of bills are two major factors that determine the loss profile of an area. This implies that many power...
Effect of Power Theft on Communities
Negative Impact of Power Theft
Consequences of Power Theft
Economic impact of power theft
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