Ekurhuleni Energy Department Contact Details

Ekurhuleni Energy Department Contact Details

Overview

The Ekurhuleni Energy Department is the division of the City of Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality responsible for electricity distribution, maintenance, meter services, and energy-related projects within the Ekurhuleni metro. If you need to report outages, request new connections, or raise other energy-related queries, the contact details below will help you reach the right team.


Contact Details

General & Head Office

Energy Department – Specific Divisions & Contacts

According to the City’s official Energy Department page, the following contacts are available: (Ekurhuleni)

Division / OfficePhone NumberEmail Address
Office of the Head of Department (HoD)011 999 5599Tshilidzi.Thenga@ekurhuleni.gov.za (Ekurhuleni)
Operations & Maintenance011 999 5603Mduduzi.Mncube@ekurhuleni.gov.za (Ekurhuleni)
Energy Projects & Master Planning011 999 5457Innocent.Mulaudzi@ekurhuleni.gov.za (Ekurhuleni)
Revenue Services011 999 5587Siphelele.Nxele2@ekurhuleni.gov.za (Ekurhuleni)

Emergencies & Fault Reporting

  • Life-threatening emergencies (fire, ambulance, major electrical hazards, etc.): Call 10177 or 011 458 0911. If using cellphone, dial 112. (Ekurhuleni)
  • Service-related issues (power outages, streetlight faults, illegal connections, etc.): Use the main call centre 0860 543 000 or call.centre@ekurhuleni.gov.za. (Ekurhuleni)

How to Use These Contact Details

When to Call Which Number / Email

  • For general electricity queries, billing, account or meter-related issues: Use the Revenue Services division contact (011 999 5587 / Siphelele.Nxele2@ekurhuleni.gov.za) or the main call centre (0860 543 000).
  • To report outages, faulty street lights, cable theft, or electrical hazards: Call the Service Call Centre (0860 543 000) or in an emergency call 10177 / 011 458 0911 (or 112 from cell phone). Be ready to give details like your address, suburb, and a clear description of the issue. (Ekurhuleni)
  • For maintenance, substations or maintenance-related enquiries: Contact Operations & Maintenance (011 999 5603 / Mduduzi.Mncube@ekurhuleni.gov.za).
  • For planning, energy-project proposals or infrastructure enquiries: Use the Energy Projects & Master Planning contact (011 999 5457 / Innocent.Mulaudzi@ekurhuleni.gov.za).

What to Prepare Before Contacting

  • Your full name and contact number. (Ekurhuleni)
  • Complete address: suburb, street, and nearest cross streets or landmark. (Ekurhuleni)
  • For meter or billing issues: account number or meter number.
  • For emergencies: describe what happened, where exactly, and the nature of the hazard (fire, exposed cables, etc.).

When to Use Which Department

  • Billing, prepaid meters, account balance or payments → Revenue Services / Call Centre.
  • Power outages, street-lighting, cable theft, loose wires → Service Call Centre (emergency number if risk is high).
  • Maintenance of distribution networks, substations, high/medium/low voltage infrastructure → Operations & Maintenance Division.
  • New connections, infrastructure upgrades, energy-project proposals → Energy Projects & Master Planning Division.

Escalation Options & Additional Support

If your issue is not resolved through the standard contact points:

  • You may escalate through the main call centre, requesting a reference number for follow-up. (Ekurhuleni)
  • For general municipal accountability or unresolved complaints, the main municipal head office (Germiston) could act as escalation via their generic contact channels (as listed under postal/physical addresses). (municipalities.co.za)
  • For meter-reading system issues (related to the self-service meter system via Siyakhokha), support is available via 011 999 5102 or Siyakhokha@ekurhuleni.gov.za. (Ekurhuleni)

Summary

For residents in Ekurhuleni needing to get in touch with the Ekurhuleni Energy Department — whether for billing, outages, maintenance, or other electricity-related matters — the contact details above provide direct access to relevant divisions. Always have your address, account/meter info (if relevant), and a clear description of the issue ready when you call or email. For emergencies, use the emergency lines; for regular service issues or queries, the main call centre or relevant division contact is the correct starting point.

Using the correct channel helps ensure faster resolution and proper tracking through reference numbers, making the process more efficient for both residents and the municipality.