In brief
In the third quarter of 2026, SEWA’s Electricity Distribution Department connected 898 projects and extended more than 99 kilometers of medium‑ and low‑voltage networks in Sharjah city. The agency also carried out 1,119 technical inspections, approved 640 distribution boards, and issued 524 preliminary certificates to help customers secure municipal completion approvals. The effort, driven by smart technology and high safety standards, aims to support Sharjah’s growing economy and keep the city attractive for residents and investors.
In Sharjah, the Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority announced that during the third quarter of 2026 it connected electricity to 898 projects in the city and extended more than 99 kilometres of medium‑ and low‑voltage network lines.
SEWA’s Electricity Distribution Department carried out 1,119 technical inspections of buildings and projects, and it approved more than 640 electrical distribution boards to meet technical specifications.
The authority also issued 524 preliminary electrical inspection certificates, a step that lets customers apply for final completion certificates from the municipality.
Deputy Director Engineer Ahmed Al Bass said the work follows the government’s directives to keep pace with Sharjah’s growing urban, industrial and commercial demands.
By adding new network length and approving more distribution boards, SEWA hopes to offer faster, safer and more reliable power service for residents, businesses and investors.
The utility highlighted the use of smart technologies and digital controls to improve service quality and reduce response times.
SEWA’s continued upgrades aim to strengthen Sharjah’s reputation as an attractive place for investment and stable living, according to the agency.
The authority urged all customers and developers to follow approved technical standards and specifications to ensure safe and efficient electricity connections for the community and the nation.
