Report Energy Theft in Northern Ireland

Meter tampering is extremely dangerous.

If you know someone who has tampered with their meter or is attempting to defraud their electricity or gas supplier in Northern Ireland, please fill out the form below* or visit our â€˜Who to Contact’ page for more information.

If you know someone who has tampered with their meter or is attempting to defraud their electricity or gas supplier in Great Britain, please visit CrimeStoppers Stay Energy Safe website or call 0800 023 2777.

Please note: If you do not provide the full address of the property in question, the authorities and energy company responsible for the meter will not be able to investigate.

Please see ‘Complaints’ if you have an issue with your supplier.

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*All communication with the UKRPA, and especially personal data, is kept confidential and is not shared with third parties, unless strictly necessary, in conformity with the “Disclosure of Your Information'” clause in our Legal & Privacy Statement.

Please also note that reporting on individuals tampering with electricity and gas meters does not constitute a breach of GDPR conditions. Under the GDPR, processing of personal data by “competent authorities for the purposes of the prevention, investigation, detection or prosecution of criminal offences or the execution of criminal penalties, including the safeguarding against and the prevention of threats to public security” is outside the scope of this Regulation (Article 2.2.d).

Furthermore, the provision of information to the competent authorities has the lawful basis for processing as stated in Article 6.1.e: “processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller”.