In brief
On November 1 2026, SEWA announced the connection of 898 projects across Sharjah, expanding its medium‑ and low‑voltage network by more than 99 km. The agency also approved 640 distribution boards, conducted 1,119 inspections, and issued 524 preliminary certificates. Engineer Ahmed Al Bass said the effort reflects leadership directives and aims to meet international quality standards.
On November 1, SEWA announced the connection of electricity to 898 projects across Sharjah city during the third quarter of 2026. The authority extended over 99 km of medium‑ and low‑voltage networks and approved 640 electrical distribution boards, according to a release from its Electricity Distribution Department.
In addition, the department carried out 1,119 technical inspections of buildings and projects and issued 524 preliminary electrical inspection certificates that facilitate customers’ applications for final completion certificates from the municipality.
Engineer Ahmed Al Bass, Deputy Director of SEWA’s Electricity Distribution Department, said,
These achievements implement the wise leadership’s directives to keep pace with urban, industrial and commercial expansion and provide citizens, residents and investors with services meeting international standards of quality and efficiency.
Seew also highlighted the use of smart control systems and digital technologies to improve service quality, reduce response times and enhance operational efficiency. The agency urged all customers and developers to adhere strictly to approved technical standards and specifications to ensure seamless, safe and environmentally sustainable electricity connections.
The projects span residential, commercial, industrial and service sectors, SEWA said, and were completed according to precise schedules and the highest safety standards. SEWA’s ongoing network upgrades and service facility improvements aim to reinforce Sharjah’s position as an attractive environment for investment and stable living. The announcement underscores the utility’s commitment to meeting the needs of residents and investors while maintaining a focus on quality and efficiency in a rapidly expanding city.
