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Everything you need to know about your energy meters when moving house
Everything you need to know about your energy meters when moving house

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What do I have to do with my gas and electricity connection if I move house?

If you move house, it is important to contact your supplier in good time. They will explain the procedure to follow.

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Do I have to have my electricity or gas meters closed if I move house?

If you move house, the recommended procedure is to leave the meters open and fill in an energy transfer form. However, if the next occupier or the owner refuses to sign this form, it is in your interest to have the meters closed.

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The meters at my new address are closed. What do I have to do to obtain power?

If you have no gas or electricity at your new address, you have to sign a contract with an energy supplier and make an appointment with Sibelga to have the meters opened.

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What do I have to do with my meter if I move house?

When you leave your old address, note down the meter readings on a removal form and have this signed by the new occupier or the owner. If they refuse to sign the removal form, it is in your interest to have the meters closed.

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Do I have to have the meter read if I move house?

No, if you move house you do not have to have the meter read officially by Sibelga.

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Do I have to sign a new contract with the energy supplier if I move house?

If you move house, you should check what is most advantageous for you. You can transfer your current contract to your new address, renegotiate or change energy supplier.

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What should I do if I'm using natural gas or electricity without paying?

Are you using electricity or natural gas without paying? If so, something is wrong. What usually causes this and what risks do you run?

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