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About the Online Electricity Application System
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development is responsible for establishing policies, monitoring and evaluating programmes aimed at the development of the energy and mineral sectors in Uganda. The ministry works to ensure sustainable energy supply and mineral resource development for national development.
Through the Rural Electrification Department and other key institutions, we are committed to extending electricity access to rural communities, institutions, and businesses across Uganda. Our comprehensive approach includes grid extension, off-grid solutions, and renewable energy initiatives that align with Ugandas Vision 2040.
The Online Electrification Application System (OEAS) represents our commitment to digitizing services and making electricity connection applications more accessible, transparent, and efficient for all Ugandans. This platform streamlines the application process while maintaining the highest standards of service delivery.Edited
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How can I report corruption or malpractice in electrification projects?
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You can report corruption or malpractice through several channels: Contact the Ministrys toll-free whistleblowing hotline, submit reports to the Inspector General of Government (IGG), report to the Anti-Corruption Court, or use our online reporting system. All reports are treated confidentially and investigated thoroughly.
What are the quality standards for rural electrification projects?
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All rural electrification projects must comply with Uganda National Standards, IEC standards, and specific technical requirements set by ERA. This includes standards for electrical installations, safety requirements, environmental compliance, and quality assurance protocols for materials and workmanship.