Electric Power Transmission, Control, and Distribution Business Guide
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نقل البيانات التاريخية وأخطاء التحويل (Historical Data Conversion Errors)
Estimated: AED 50,000–200,000 annually per utility; 40–60 manual audit hours per billing cycle to reconcile conversion mismatchesDuring the March 2025 transition, utilities must convert historical consumption data from gallons to cubic meters across systems. Manual conversion processes introduce rounding errors, misaligned billing periods, and customer account discrepancies. Undetected errors result in lost revenue (undercharges) or customer disputes (overcharges).
كشف التلاعب بالعدادات والاستهلاك غير المصرح (Meter Tampering & Unauthorized Usage)
Estimated: AED 100,000–500,000 annually per emirate; 8–15 hours/week manual alert review and customer investigationDEWA's iService platform identifies meter tampering and unusual consumption patterns, but final verification and enforcement require manual investigation. Delays in reviewing AI alerts permit fraudsters to continue bypass schemes. High-risk customer segments (labor camps, industrial users) are especially vulnerable.
فقدان الإيرادات من الفواتير غير المصدرة أثناء الانتقال (Unbilled Consumption During Unit Transition)
Estimated: AED 30,000–150,000 annually; 20–30 hours/month manual exception handlingThe transition period includes both units on bills, creating dual invoice logic. System integration errors or incomplete meter reads may result in partial invoices (billed in gallons only) or customers falling out of the automated billing cycle. Manual exceptions accumulate as 'pending accounts' and are often written off.
التأخيرات اليدوية في تحديث الأنظمة وتدقيق البيانات (Manual System Validation & Meter Data Reconciliation Delays)
Estimated: AED 40,000–120,000 annually; 150–250 manual labor hours per transition phase (March–May 2025)System updates require manual testing of 2+ million smart meters for dual-unit compatibility, historical data conversion verification, and billing calculation logic validation. Bottlenecks in meter data management (MDM) systems delay monthly bill issuance and collection cycles.