Right of Way
Required minimum distance to build near the power line:
| S/No | Power line Capacity (Kilo volt, KV) | Right of Way distance (meters, m) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 330 KV | 25m |
| 2 | 132 KV | 15m |
| 3 | 33/11 KV | 5.5m |
Here are some general points related to the right of way for electrical infrastructure:
- Land Acquisition: Electricity distribution companies may need to acquire land or obtain easements to establish and maintain power lines and other infrastructure.
- Legal Agreements: Formal legal agreements or easements are usually established between the electricity distribution company and landowners or relevant authorities to define the right of way.
- Safer Buffer: The right of way provides a safety buffer around power lines to prevent unauthorized structures or activities that could pose safety hazards.
- Maintenance Access: The right of way ensures that maintenance crews have unobstructed access to power lines, allowing them to perform inspections, repairs, and upgrades as needed.
- Community Awareness: Communicating with the local community is crucial to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining the right of way and preventing encroachments.
- Environmental Considerations: Adherence to environmental regulations is essential to minimize the impact of power line installations on the surrounding ecosystem.
It is important to note that specific regulations and practices related to the right of way can vary by region and country. If you have specific questions about the right of way for Kaduna Electric in Nigeria, It’s recommended to contact the electricity distribution company directly or consult relevant regulatory authorities in the region for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
