In Madagascar, the national utility JIRAMA is implementing a large-scale upgrade program to transition from traditional local prepaid meters to smart prepaid meters compatible with AMI system. Our company has been actively involved in this transformation, providing a reliable technical roadmap and practical solutions to support the transition. We supplied both traditional and smart prepaid meters, including base smart meters and plug-in communication modules, enabling a seamless and scalable migration toward advanced metering infrastructure. In addition to meter supply, we offered on-site technical support, system integration guidance, and training for local engineers to ensure stable field operation and a smooth rollout. This project not only modernized JIRAMA’s metering infrastructure but also laid a solid foundation for the development of a national AMI system, improving billing accuracy, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction.

To address the critical meter shortage and eliminate estimated billing for end-users, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) initiated the Meter Asset Provider (MAP) scheme. Our company was selected as a key supplier supplying 90,000 units of smart prepaid meters, specifically designed to meet Nigerian specifications, including keypad support, tamper detection, and communication capabilities. We executed a phased delivery plan, ensuring all meters arrived on schedule to support a continuous installation rollout. Our team also provided complete technical documentation, training for local installers, and remote support to ensure a smooth deployment and system integration. All 90,000 meters were successfully delivered and deployed, directly connecting thousands of residential and commercial customers. End-users transitioned from unreliable estimated bills to transparent, pay-as-you-go consumption, greatly improving customer satisfaction. The client can see an immediate improvement in revenue collection and a significant reduction in commercial (non-technical) losses.