According to the Electricity Market Regulation Law, the “Transmission System” means the system consisting wholly or mainly of high-voltage electric lines, substations, and their equipment, used for the transmission of electricity from a generating station to a substation, to another generating station, or between substations, and includes any associated equipment, devices, and meters. In Cyprus, […]
According to the Electricity Market Regulation Law of 2003 (122(I)/2003), the Transmission System Owner has the following responsibilities: (a) Performs maintenance and construction works in accordance with the development plan and the terms of the Transmission Control Protocol, as well as planning and development tasks assigned to the Transmission System Owner by the Transmission Control […]
Claims for compensation for land plots affected by the installation and/or routing of the Authority’s Overhead Transmission Lines are submitted directly by the applicants to the Transmission Core Regulated Activity Department, either personally or through their lawyers, or are forwarded to the Transmission Department via the Ministry of Interior. The Transmission Core Regulated Activity Department […]
In the case of development, a “land strip” with a width of 25 meters beneath the 132 kV Overhead Transmission Line must be left clear (12.5 meters from the imaginary centerline of the line on each side) to allow for maintenance or repair works on the line. The legal owner of this land strip remains […]
In the case of development, a “land strip” with a width of 20 meters beneath the 66 kV Overhead Transmission Line must be left clear (10 meters from the imaginary centerline of the line on each side) to allow for maintenance or repair works on the line. The legal owner of this land strip remains […]
In the case of development, a “land strip” with a width of 34 meters beneath the 220 kV Overhead Transmission Line must be left clear (17 meters from the imaginary centerline of the line on each side) to allow for maintenance or repair works on the line. The legal owner of this land strip remains […]
In the case of development, a “land strip” with a width of 25 meters beneath the 132 kV Overhead Transmission Line must be left clear (12.5 meters from the imaginary centerline of the line on each side) to allow for maintenance or repair works on the line. The legal owner of this land strip remains […]
Claims for compensation for land plots affected by the installation and/or routing of the Authority’s Overhead Transmission Lines are submitted directly by the applicants to the Transmission Core Regulated Activity Department, either personally or through their lawyers, or are forwarded to the Transmission Department via the Ministry of Interior. The Transmission Core Regulated Activity Department […]
According to the Electricity Market Regulation Law of 2003 (122(I)/2003), the Transmission System Owner has the following responsibilities: (a) Performs maintenance and construction works in accordance with the development plan and the terms of the Transmission Control Protocol, as well as planning and development tasks assigned to the Transmission System Owner by the Transmission Control […]
