Question 17278 — energy and fuels

Summary

Mr. Thomas Lam draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty to the sharing of the cost of fraud on the electricity network among all French consumers. Despite the success of the deployment of Linky meters which made it possible to modernize the French electricity network, we see that fraud in the electricity network has not been stopped. Enedis assessed its cost and estimated its overall losses at 275 million euros per year. However, the overall losses linked to fraud are automatically passed on to the overall bill for all consumers, representing a cost estimated at around 8 euros per year per household. This results in a form of forced and non-consented solidarity to the detriment of households respecting their obligations who find themselves financing the fraudulent acts of a minority. Consequently, he asks what measures the Government intends to take so that the cost of fraud is no longer systematically shared among all consumers and at the same time whether concrete actions are planned to accelerate the detection and prosecution of fraud, in conjunction with Enedis and the competent judicial authorities.

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