Energy Theft
Reporting energy theft
Energy theft is tampering with a meter or its connections, disrupting its ability to accurately record electricity usage. This not only jeopardises the safety of your property, it also poses a serious risk to life. Energy theft is a criminal offence and like other forms of theft, can result in prosecution and a criminal record.
If you suspect energy theft, please report it on one of the following channels:
UKRPA
• Call the UKRPA on 028 9575 7206 (local rates apply). The UKRPA is a trade association open to companies involved in detecting and dealing with meter tampering and illegal abstraction of electricity and gas (generically known as Revenue Protection – RP) and providers of products and services to those companies.
• Fill in the form on the UKRPA website, https://ukrpa.co.uk/report-energy-fraud/report-energy-theft-in-northern-ireland/
NIE
• Call NIE Networks on 03457 643 643.
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