The Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) has stated that from November 24th, customers who fail to upgrade their prepaid meters to the STS 2 meter would no longer be able to recharge their meters.
The STS stands for Standard Transfer Specification, a secure message system for carrying information between a point-of-sale and a meter.
The STS 2 meter upgrade is a mandatory requirement for all STS compliant meters around the world. The STS 2 comes with improved security measures compared to the ordinary STS meters.
As a result all electricity distribution companies (Discos) have been mandated to upgrade their prepaid meters to the STS 2 platform.
All prepaid customers currently vending on the STS 1 would have to upgrade to the STS 2 before November 24, 2024 else they would no longer be able to recharge after that.
To upgrade, affected customers are to visit kctcheckup.ekedp.com to know how to go about the update starting from October 31 for free.
Dangote Cement Plc has reported a 230.35% year-on-year surge in pre-tax profit to ₦418.06 billion… Read More
Nigeria came back from two goals down to defeat hosts Morrocco by 3 goals to… Read More
The Federal Ministry of Education has debunked claims that the Federal Government has introduced a… Read More
BUA Cement Plc has reported a 513% year-on-year increase in post-tax profit to ₦99.77 billion… Read More
The Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment (FMITI), Sen. John Enoh, recently inaugurated… Read More
Residents of Lagos State are to brace for a 25-day power outage as the Eko… Read More
