CEB - Residential supply
Documents needed:
- National Identity Card of the applicant or Passport ID;
- A copy of the Title Deed of the property where application for new supply is being made;
- Or a copy of the Lease Agreement, if applicant is a resident on State Land;
- Or a copy of the Transcription, if the land has been transcribed to the applicant;
- Or a letter of authorization* from the landlord if the applicant is a tenant. A copy of the landlord’s Title Deed is also needed in this case;
- Building and Land Use Permit for the said premises, wherever applicable; and
- A list of the domestic appliances to be connected in Watts or Kilowatts.
Note: where the applicant is a tenant, CEB asks for a copy of the landlord's National Identity Card as well as their Title Deed.
Fees
⚠️ VERIFY — CEB does not publish connection charges on the residential supply page. Costs depend on the distance from the existing network and whether a new pole or transformer is needed, so ask CEB for a quotation for your specific site and include it in your budget. See Financing Your House and Buying the Land.
Prepare the appliance list carefully — it determines your connection capacity. Include the water heater, air conditioning, and any future additions. See The Construction Phases.