The Saturday meeting forms part of the ministry’s broader work plan to enhance operational quality, improve performance levels, reduce energy losses, cut fuel consumption, and ensure a stable, high-quality electricity supply. It also supports the ongoing implementation of maintenance programs aligned with international standards and codes, carried out within predefined timelines coordinated with the national electricity grid operator, all aimed at achieving greater operational efficiency.
During the meeting, Esmat reviewed each company’s performance and assessed progress made in recent months under the phased work plan. This includes measures to raise preparedness levels, increase the number of emergency teams, and closely monitor operational efficiency across the sector.
The Minister also examined sales and collection rates alongside technical and commercial energy losses. Oversight mechanisms to guarantee service quality and strengthen communication with citizens were discussed, as were efforts to stabilize electricity supply, meet growing demand with high standards, and improve overall network performance.