City Power says electricity losses have declined from 40,53 in July 2025 to 25,95 in April 2026 as the utility intensifies efforts to improve revenue collection, reduce electricity theft and strengthen network management.
Electricity losses represent the difference between the electricity purchased by the utility and the electricity that is ultimately billed and paid for by customers. The losses include technical losses within the network as well as non-technical losses resulting from illegal connections, meter tampering, electricity theft, bypassed meters, unbilled consumption and billing discrepancies.
According to City Power, the decline reflects the impact of a range of interventions aimed at improving metering accuracy, customer billing and energy accounting across its network.
