KIB-TEK to Cut Electricity of Subscribers with outstanding Debt over 675 TL on Wednesday May 7.
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KIB-TEK, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus’s electricity provider, has announced that it will begin cutting power to subscribers with outstanding debts exceeding 675 TL starting Wednesday, May 7. The move comes as part of the company’s efforts to address growing arrears and ensure the financial sustainability of the energy sector.
Subscribers who have failed to settle their outstanding bills by the deadline will face disconnection of their electricity supply, with KIB-TEK urging customers to pay their debts in full or make arrangements for payment plans before the scheduled disconnections.
The company has reminded residents that overdue payments can be made at any authorized payment center or through online channels to avoid interruptions in service. KIB-TEK emphasized that the cuts will primarily affect those who have not responded to previous notices or entered into payment agreements.
KIB-TEK’s decision has sparked concerns among some residents, particularly those facing financial hardships. Consumer groups have called for more flexible payment options to help individuals struggling to pay their bills.
KIB-TEK has reassured the public that it is committed to ensuring equitable access to electricity while addressing the financial challenges facing the utility company. Customers with questions or concerns about their accounts are encouraged to contact KIB-TEK customer service for assistance.
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