Energy theft is dangerous

It places households and communities at risk. It can cause damage to property, injury, and even endanger lives.

Energy theft is illegal

Energy theft is a crime. It can lead to prosecution like any other form of theft, leading to a criminal record for the householder.

Energy theft is paid for by you

Energy theft is not a victimless crime. It increases overall energy costs, which can increase the prices for all paying consumers.

Energy theft - make sure you report it

Energy theft is tampering with a meter or its connections. This means the meter doesn’t accurately record how much electricity is being used.

To report suspected theft of electricity you can:

1. Call the UKRPA on 028 9575 7206 (Local rates)
2. Fill in the form on the UKRPA website
3. Call NIE Networks on 03457 643 643