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BEDC Begins Network Clean Up To Boost Service Delivery

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As part of efforts at improving service delivery in line with the Service Reflective Tariff (SRT) regime in the electricity supply industry, BEDC Electricity Plc (BEDC) has begun a major network clean up exercise which entailed mass disconnection of illegal consumers and those with other infractions that could hinder its smooth operation.

The network clean-up which started recently with a mass disconnection in Government Reservation Area (GRA) and Boundary road  in Benin city, Edo state saw the company’s team comprising; business unit and service centre officers in these locations, combing the network for illegalities, while also interacting  with customers to identify the problems being experienced as a feedback for service improvement, with a view to resolving such complaints/issues to enable legitimate customers continue to enjoy improved service.

Led by the Chief State Head, Edo, Mr Abel Enechaziam, the team during the clean up process directed customers to its Customer Complaints channels to resolve complaints/issues, and encouraged indebted customers to partake in the newly introduced Debt Rescheduling Scheme. Debt Rescheduling Scheme has been developed as a palliative for  customers who owe electricity bills and are unable to instantaneously pay such debts given various challenges which has reduced their ability to pay.  The scheme provides the opportunity or possibility to restructure the terms and conditions for them to be able to settle their outstanding consumption bills on a longer payment period of up to 60 months.

Prior to the commencement of the network clean up, BEDC  had started a massive customer reach-out programme through direct communication with customers by field representatives, POS-Agents, Call Centre representatives aiming to provide to the customer’s individual debt rescheduling solutions based on the Debt Rescheduling Scheme.

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