Guidance

Granting a necessary (compulsory) electricity wayleave: guidance for applicants and landowner and/or occupiers

This document provides general guidance to electricity companies that propose applying to the Secretary of State for the grant of a necessary…

• From: Department of Energy & Climate Change
• Published: 28 July 2010
• Last updated: 24 January 2014 — See all updates

Documents

Application to the Secretary of State for Energy & Climate Change from 1 October 2013 for the grant of a necessary (compulsory) electricity wayleave in England and Wales: guidance for applicants and landowners and/or occupiers

Ref: 14D/007

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Application to the Secretary of State for Energy & Climate Change for the grant of a necessary (compulsory) electricity wayleave in England and Wales: guidance for applicants and landowners and/or occupiers

Ref: 10D/780

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This document provides general guidance to electricity companies (holders of an electricity licence) who propose applying to the Secretary of State for the grant of a necessary wayleave for the installation of new electric lines or retention of existing electric lines or for a Felling and Lopping of Trees Order; and/or owners and/or occupiers in England and Wales whose land is or may be the subject of such applications.

Published 28 July 2010
Last updated 24 January 2014 + show all updates

1. 24 January 2014

   Update to guidance published.

2. 26 June 2013

   Amended guidance published

3. 28 July 2010

   First published.