Jordan's electricity meters are all smart
The Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission and electricity distribution companies in Jordan have completed the installation of smart meters, reaching a 100% penetration rate of the total subscriptions, which are estimated at around 2.5 million meters in 2024. Traditional meters have been replaced with smart ones since the start of the project in 2022, as part of the transition plan to smart grids and the modernization of the electricity sector. The goal is to reduce technical and non-technical losses and improve operational efficiency. Smart meters allow for remote monitoring of electricity consumption, facilitate data management, help reduce tampering and theft, and support electronic payment processes and remote power restoration during emergencies. These measures enhance the quality of services provided to citizens. Additionally, data shows a 2% reduction in individual electricity consumption last year, with the number of approved meters expected to reach approximately 952,000 by 2025.
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