Extra High Voltage (EHV) transmission infrastructure forms part of the National Grid network, carrying electricity across long distances through large pylons and overhead transmission lines.
High Voltage (HV) electricity infrastructure forms part of the distribution network that carries power from major transmission lines to local substations and communities.
Low Voltage (LV) electricity infrastructure forms part of the local distribution network that delivers power directly to homes and businesses.
Many property owners are unsure where to begin or how the process works.
An agreement review can help determine whether the rights granted to the electricity company are appropriate and whether further compensation may be available. I
Wayleave & Easement Agreement Reviews
Existing agreements may not reflect the true value of your property rights.
Electrical infrastructure is often installed under legal agreements such as Wayleaves or Easements. Many of these agreements were put in place years ago, sometimes with minimal compensation or without property owners fully understanding the long-term implications.
These agreements can affect property owners in a number of ways, including:
- Long-term or permanent rights granted to electricity companies
- Restrictions on land use, development or property alterations
- Agreements that automatically bind future property owners
- Compensation payments that may no longer reflect current values
An agreement review can help determine whether the rights granted to the electricity company are appropriate and whether further compensation may be available. In some cases, agreements may be renegotiated or clarified to ensure property owners are properly represented.
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An agreement review can help determine whether the rights granted to the electricity company are appropriate and whether further compensation may be available. I