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Kahramaa Smart Meters: Every Electricity Meter in Qatar Replaced

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Kahramaa has swapped every electricity meter in Qatar for a smart one, and half the water meters. The gain it reports is exact billing; its water-loss cut came from leak-hunting tools.

Outcome🔄 Ongoing
Evidence🏛️ Official
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Run byQatar General Electricity and Water Corporation (Kahramaa); platform Siemens, connectivity Vodafone Qatar and Ooredoo
Scale🌍 National
CostQR30mn AMI platform (Siemens, 2020); QR 75,548,400 over ten years for the water-meter network (Ooredoo, 2023); total programme cost not public
FundingState utility budget (Kahramaa)

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Kahramaa, the state utility that supplies electricity and water to every consumer in Qatar, Doha included, began building its advanced metering infrastructure in 2020: a QR30mn smart platform from Siemens, with Vodafone IoT SIMs carrying the readings. The utility itself dates the project's launch to 2021. The target grew from 600,000 meters to replacing every conventional meter in the country; by July 2025 all electricity meters and half of the water meters had been replaced, with full water coverage planned for the end of 2027. Readings flow automatically into billing, customers follow consumption in real time and can prepay, supply is restored remotely after payment, and control centres use the data to detect violations — Kahramaa presents it as support for Tarsheed, its national conservation programme.

Live 📅 since 2020

📊 Impact

Every figure is Kahramaa's own: over 300,000 meters by March 2023, more than 988,000 by mid-2025 (over 528,000 electricity and 460,000 water), and a billing and meter-reading accuracy it put at 97 percent. A ten-year contract with Ooredoo worth QR 75,548,400 added a separate network for the water meters, meant to feed billing and loss data. No figure in these reports ties the meters to lower consumption or to water loss: when Kahramaa reported real losses below 18 percent in 2023, it credited smart-ball and helium leak detection on the pipes. Some bills rose when estimates gave way to actual readings, and in June 2026 Shura Council members still pressed for greater billing and meter-reading accuracy.

🎓 Lesson

What Kahramaa reports from its meters is administrative — exact bills, remote reconnection, accounts opened and transferred online — while the network gain it claims for water came from separate leak-hunting tools. A meter rollout makes a utility's billing exact before it makes its network efficient; the second needs a measurement of its own.

⚡ EnergySensors & IoTSmart grid & energyWater

Sources

↗ Gulf Times, on the Siemens AMI project (12 April 2020) (media)Reports that Kahramaa 'has started implementing the Advanced Metering Infrastructure project in co-operation with German company Siemens': a smart platform for electricity and water meters with remote monitoring and reading, a QR30mn project of nine months, a first phase of 50,000 to 60,000 meters, automatic billing, prepayment, identification of violations, integration with the Oracle customer and billing system, and support for the goals of the Tarsheed conservation programme.
↗ Gulf Times, on the Kahramaa–Vodafone IoT agreement (2 November 2020) (media)Following a pilot, Kahramaa and Vodafone Qatar agreed that 600,000 smart meters in homes and companies across the country would carry Vodafone IoT SIMs transmitting readings to Kahramaa's systems; named benefits are the end of manual readings, timelier bills and remote connection or disconnection.
↗ Gulf Times, on bills and smart meters (22 November 2021) (media)Kahramaa states the tariff has not changed and that a relative increase in some bills 'may be due to recording accurate actual readings of consumption and the absence of the need to rely on approximate estimates'; restates the 600,000-meter plan with Vodafone and Siemens.
↗ The Peninsula, on 280,000 smart meters (3 January 2023) (media)Kahramaa reports 280,000 smart electricity and water meters installed against a target of 600,000, and says the meters support the objectives of the National Programme for Conservation and Energy Efficiency (Tarsheed).
↗ The Peninsula, on the 600,000-meter target (11 March 2023) (media)A Kahramaa IT official says the project was launched in 2021, over 300,000 of a 600,000 target were installed, power is restored remotely about five minutes after payment, and billing and meter-reading accuracy reached 97 percent.
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↗ Gulf Times, on the Kahramaa–Ooredoo water-meter network (2 October 2023) (media)Kahramaa signs a QR 75,548,400, ten-year contract with Ooredoo to deploy a communications network for smart water meters, to supply data on billing, network enhancement and losses.
↗ The Peninsula, on water losses in 2023 (31 December 2023) (media)The head of Kahramaa's Water Control Center says real water losses fell below 18 percent in 2023, crediting technologies 'such as smart ball and helium gas for detecting underground invisible leakages'. Smart meters are not mentioned.
↗ Smart Water Magazine, on 988,000 meters (July 2025) (media)Published 7 July 2025Relaying figures from Kahramaa's social media via Zawya: more than 988,000 smart meters by mid-2025, over 528,000 electricity and 460,000 water, full electricity deployment planned by end-2025 and water by end-2027.
↗ The Peninsula, on completion of smart electricity meters (13 July 2025) (media)A Kahramaa smart-meter engineer says 100 percent of electricity meters have been replaced and 50 percent of water meters; the project covers 'every consumer in Qatar', water coverage is targeted for end-2027, customers track consumption in real time and pay online, and control centres use the meters to detect violations.
↗ Gulf Times, Kahramaa's review of 2025 (23 February 2026) (media)QNA report of Kahramaa's statement on 2025: it 'expanded the deployment of smart meters, introducing almost 298,000 residential water meters within the AMI system'.
↗ Gulf Times, Shura Council reviews Kahramaa plans (9 June 2026) (media)At a Shura Council session the Kahramaa president reviewed the rollout of smart meters; members 'pressed for greater billing and meter-reading accuracy and better mechanisms for handling subscriber feedback'.

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  1. Gulf Times · pressGulf Times, on the Siemens AMI project (12 April 2020) (media)
  2. Gulf Times · pressGulf Times, on the Kahramaa–Vodafone IoT agreement (2 November 2020) (media)
  3. Gulf Times · pressGulf Times, on bills and smart meters (22 November 2021) (media)
  4. The Peninsula · pressThe Peninsula, on 280,000 smart meters (3 January 2023) (media)
  5. The Peninsula · pressThe Peninsula, on the 600,000-meter target (11 March 2023) (media)
  6. Gulf Times · pressGulf Times, on the Kahramaa–Ooredoo water-meter network (2 October 2023) (media)
  7. The Peninsula · pressThe Peninsula, on water losses in 2023 (31 December 2023) (media)
  8. Smart Water Magazine · pressSmart Water Magazine, on 988,000 meters (July 2025) (media)
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  1. The Peninsula · pressThe Peninsula, on completion of smart electricity meters (13 July 2025) (media)
  2. Gulf Times · pressGulf Times, Kahramaa's review of 2025 (23 February 2026) (media)
  3. Gulf Times · pressGulf Times, Shura Council reviews Kahramaa plans (9 June 2026) (media)

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Claim 1 clm-179a3c6a8c8e344c descriptive
the state utility that supplies electricity and water to every consumer in Qatar
Published field
snippet · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
The report describes the project as replacing conventional meters 'for every consumer in Qatar'; Doha lies within that national service area.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. The Peninsula, on completion of smart electricity meters (13 July 2025) (media)
Claim 2 clm-bc3047b873d7df32 quantitative
began building its advanced metering infrastructure in 2020: a QR30mn smart platform from Siemens, with Vodafone IoT SIMs carrying the readings
Published field
snippet · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
Gulf Times reports in April 2020 that Kahramaa started implementing the AMI project with Siemens as a QR30mn project, and in November 2020 that the meters would carry Vodafone IoT SIMs transmitting readings.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Gulf Times, on the Siemens AMI project (12 April 2020) (media)
  2. Gulf Times, on the Kahramaa–Vodafone IoT agreement (2 November 2020) (media)
Claim 3 clm-39457a3274d73fec quantitative
The utility itself dates the project's launch to 2021.
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What the mapping says
Two Kahramaa officials, in 2023 and 2025, both say the smart meter project was launched in 2021.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. The Peninsula, on the 600,000-meter target (11 March 2023) (media)
  2. The Peninsula, on completion of smart electricity meters (13 July 2025) (media)
Claim 4 clm-d2a634399ba9691d quantitative
The target grew from 600,000 meters to replacing every conventional meter in the country
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Mapping
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What the mapping says
The 2020 Vodafone agreement covered 600,000 smart meters; by 2025 the project aimed at replacing all conventional meters for every consumer in Qatar.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Gulf Times, on the Kahramaa–Vodafone IoT agreement (2 November 2020) (media)
  2. The Peninsula, on completion of smart electricity meters (13 July 2025) (media)
Claim 5 clm-5f593d1463c0ded1 quantitative
by July 2025 all electricity meters and half of the water meters had been replaced, with full water coverage planned for the end of 2027
Published field
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Mapping
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What the mapping says
A Kahramaa engineer says 100% of electricity meters have been replaced and 50% of water meter installations completed; water meters are targeted for the end of 2027.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. The Peninsula, on completion of smart electricity meters (13 July 2025) (media)
Claim 6 clm-40499eec1f8c98b7 descriptive
Readings flow automatically into billing, customers follow consumption in real time and can prepay, supply is restored remotely after payment, and control centres use the data to detect violations
Published field
snippet · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
Gulf Times 2020 describes automatic transfer of readings for invoices and prepayment; Kahramaa officials describe remote restoration about five minutes after payment (2023), real-time consumption tracking and detection of violations by control centres (2025).
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Gulf Times, on the Siemens AMI project (12 April 2020) (media)
  2. The Peninsula, on the 600,000-meter target (11 March 2023) (media)
  3. The Peninsula, on completion of smart electricity meters (13 July 2025) (media)
Claim 7 clm-a89a2c18ca373851 descriptive
Kahramaa presents it as support for Tarsheed, its national conservation programme
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snippet · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
Kahramaa says the meters let customers monitor consumption, 'which support the objectives of the National Programme for Conservation and Energy Efficiency (Tarsheed)'.
Caveat
Tarsheed's awareness campaigns are a separate programme; no source quantifies a saving from the meters.

Sources carrying this claim

  1. The Peninsula, on 280,000 smart meters (3 January 2023) (media)
Claim 8 clm-d58c491f9542d041 quantitative
over 300,000 meters by March 2023
Published field
impact · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
A Kahramaa official says over 300,000 of 600,000 targeted smart meters had been installed.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. The Peninsula, on the 600,000-meter target (11 March 2023) (media)
Claim 9 clm-1e882fefaa5f1848 quantitative
more than 988,000 by mid-2025 (over 528,000 electricity and 460,000 water)
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impact · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
The magazine relays Kahramaa's social-media figures: more than 988,000 meters, including over 528,000 electricity and 460,000 water meters.
Caveat
Kahramaa's own review of 2025 counts almost 298,000 residential water meters brought into the AMI system that year; the two counts are not reconciled in the sources.

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Smart Water Magazine, on 988,000 meters (July 2025) (media)
Claim 10 clm-0a8250e380d15b91 quantitative
a billing and meter-reading accuracy it put at 97 percent
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impact · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
A Kahramaa official says the meters take 'the accuracy rate of billing and meter reading to 97 percent'.
Caveat
An operator statement; the measurement behind it is not described.

Sources carrying this claim

  1. The Peninsula, on the 600,000-meter target (11 March 2023) (media)
Claim 11 clm-5a5b0742bcf914a8 quantitative
A ten-year contract with Ooredoo worth QR 75,548,400 added a separate network for the water meters, meant to feed billing and loss data.
Published field
impact · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
The contract deploys a communications network for smart water meters, worth QR 75,548,400 over ten years, providing data on billing, network enhancement and loss collection.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Gulf Times, on the Kahramaa–Ooredoo water-meter network (2 October 2023) (media)
Claim 12 clm-a36f247052a67e16 quantitative
when Kahramaa reported real losses below 18 percent in 2023, it credited smart-ball and helium leak detection on the pipes
Published field
impact · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
The head of the Water Control Center credits 'smart ball and helium gas for detecting underground invisible leakages' for real losses below 18 percent; the report does not mention meters.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. The Peninsula, on water losses in 2023 (31 December 2023) (media)
Claim 13 clm-c3e3d10db9fb5819 descriptive
No figure in these reports ties the meters to lower consumption or to water loss
Published field
impact · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
None of the listed Kahramaa statements gives a consumption or water-loss figure attributed to the meters; their reported benefits are billing, tracking and service speed.
Caveat
An absence across the sources listed here, not a proof that no such figure exists.

Sources carrying this claim

  1. The Peninsula, on 280,000 smart meters (3 January 2023) (media)
  2. The Peninsula, on water losses in 2023 (31 December 2023) (media)
  3. The Peninsula, on completion of smart electricity meters (13 July 2025) (media)
  4. Gulf Times, Kahramaa's review of 2025 (23 February 2026) (media)
Claim 14 clm-9acfbb1404980660 descriptive
Some bills rose when estimates gave way to actual readings
Published field
impact · verbatim
Mapping
mapped · no interpretation or interpolation added by this passport
What the mapping says
Kahramaa says the relative increase in some bills may be due to accurate actual readings replacing approximate estimates, not to a tariff change.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Gulf Times, on bills and smart meters (22 November 2021) (media)
Claim 15 clm-fd9f30b2ed9a175f quantitative
in June 2026 Shura Council members still pressed for greater billing and meter-reading accuracy
Published field
impact · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
At the session where the Kahramaa president reviewed the smart-meter rollout, members 'pressed for greater billing and meter-reading accuracy'.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. Gulf Times, Shura Council reviews Kahramaa plans (9 June 2026) (media)
Claim 16 clm-6e4c376a05a5b9dd descriptive
What Kahramaa reports from its meters is administrative — exact bills, remote reconnection, accounts opened and transferred online
Published field
lesson · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
Kahramaa's officials name billing accuracy, remote restoration after payment and fully online account initiation and transfer as the benefits.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. The Peninsula, on the 600,000-meter target (11 March 2023) (media)
  2. The Peninsula, on completion of smart electricity meters (13 July 2025) (media)
Claim 17 clm-98e745fe68af9329 descriptive
while the network gain it claims for water came from separate leak-hunting tools
Published field
lesson · verbatim
Mapping
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What the mapping says
The 2023 water-loss reduction is credited to smart ball and helium leak detection, not to the meters.
Caveat
No claim-specific caveat recorded

Sources carrying this claim

  1. The Peninsula, on water losses in 2023 (31 December 2023) (media)
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Governance facts carried by the record

Operator
Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation (Kahramaa); platform Siemens, connectivity Vodafone Qatar and Ooredoo
Actor types
utility, private
Funding model
utility
Funding description
State utility budget (Kahramaa)
Cost
QR30mn AMI platform (Siemens, 2020); QR 75,548,400 over ten years for the water-meter network (Ooredoo, 2023); total programme cost not public
Ownership
Not recorded
Decision rights
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Exit conditions
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11 source dossiers

Gulf Times, on the Siemens AMI project (12 April 2020) (media) gulf-times.com · 2 linked claims

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Name not classified · gulf-times.com
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2020-04-12
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2026-10-04
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Reports that Kahramaa 'has started implementing the Advanced Metering Infrastructure project in co-operation with German company Siemens': a smart platform for electricity and water meters with remote monitoring and reading, a QR30mn project of nine months, a first phase of 50,000 to 60,000 meters, automatic billing, prepayment, identification of violations, integration with the Oracle customer and billing system, and support for the goals of the Tarsheed conservation programme.

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Gulf Times, on the Kahramaa–Vodafone IoT agreement (2 November 2020) (media) gulf-times.com · 2 linked claims

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Name not classified · gulf-times.com
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2020-11-02
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Following a pilot, Kahramaa and Vodafone Qatar agreed that 600,000 smart meters in homes and companies across the country would carry Vodafone IoT SIMs transmitting readings to Kahramaa's systems; named benefits are the end of manual readings, timelier bills and remote connection or disconnection.

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Gulf Times, on bills and smart meters (22 November 2021) (media) gulf-times.com · 1 linked claim

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2021-11-22
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Kahramaa states the tariff has not changed and that a relative increase in some bills 'may be due to recording accurate actual readings of consumption and the absence of the need to rely on approximate estimates'; restates the 600,000-meter plan with Vodafone and Siemens.

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The Peninsula, on 280,000 smart meters (3 January 2023) (media) thepeninsulaqatar.com · 2 linked claims

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2023-01-03
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Kahramaa reports 280,000 smart electricity and water meters installed against a target of 600,000, and says the meters support the objectives of the National Programme for Conservation and Energy Efficiency (Tarsheed).

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The Peninsula, on the 600,000-meter target (11 March 2023) (media) thepeninsulaqatar.com · 5 linked claims

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2023-03-11
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A Kahramaa IT official says the project was launched in 2021, over 300,000 of a 600,000 target were installed, power is restored remotely about five minutes after payment, and billing and meter-reading accuracy reached 97 percent.

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Gulf Times, on the Kahramaa–Ooredoo water-meter network (2 October 2023) (media) gulf-times.com · 1 linked claim

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Kahramaa signs a QR 75,548,400, ten-year contract with Ooredoo to deploy a communications network for smart water meters, to supply data on billing, network enhancement and losses.

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The Peninsula, on water losses in 2023 (31 December 2023) (media) thepeninsulaqatar.com · 3 linked claims

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The head of Kahramaa's Water Control Center says real water losses fell below 18 percent in 2023, crediting technologies 'such as smart ball and helium gas for detecting underground invisible leakages'. Smart meters are not mentioned.

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Smart Water Magazine, on 988,000 meters (July 2025) (media) smartwatermagazine.com · 1 linked claim

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Relaying figures from Kahramaa's social media via Zawya: more than 988,000 smart meters by mid-2025, over 528,000 electricity and 460,000 water, full electricity deployment planned by end-2025 and water by end-2027.

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The Peninsula, on completion of smart electricity meters (13 July 2025) (media) thepeninsulaqatar.com · 7 linked claims

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A Kahramaa smart-meter engineer says 100 percent of electricity meters have been replaced and 50 percent of water meters; the project covers 'every consumer in Qatar', water coverage is targeted for end-2027, customers track consumption in real time and pay online, and control centres use the meters to detect violations.

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Gulf Times, Kahramaa's review of 2025 (23 February 2026) (media) gulf-times.com · 1 linked claim

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2026-02-23
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QNA report of Kahramaa's statement on 2025: it 'expanded the deployment of smart meters, introducing almost 298,000 residential water meters within the AMI system'.

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Gulf Times, Shura Council reviews Kahramaa plans (9 June 2026) (media) gulf-times.com · 1 linked claim

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At a Shura Council session the Kahramaa president reviewed the rollout of smart meters; members 'pressed for greater billing and meter-reading accuracy and better mechanisms for handling subscriber feedback'.

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1001 Smart Cities (2026). “Kahramaa Smart Meters: Every Electricity Meter in Qatar Replaced” — Doha, Qatar. The Smart City Atlas. https://1001smartcities.org/projects/doha-kahramaa-smart-meters/ (last verified 2026-10-04). Data: CC BY 4.0.

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