Working with landholders
ElectraNet values the relationships it has with its landholders
ElectraNet’s 9,000 landholders play an important role in supporting the delivery of a safe, secure and reliable power supply to the South Australian community across our almost 6,000 kilometres of transmission network.
ElectraNet have easements on landholder’s properties that allow us to build, operate and maintain the transmission infrastructure that moves high-voltage electricity from where it is generated, to where it is needed.
Yorke Peninsula Field Days
If you’re a Landholder and attending the 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days on 24-26 September, we’d love you to stop by and have a chat with us.
We’ll be at Site 2 in the Oster Pavilion and encourage you to ask any questions you may have about ElectraNet. You can also find out more about safety around our transmission network and the projects we have on the go, including Project EnergyConnect, the proposed new electricity interconnector with NSW.
More information about the Yorke Peninsula Field Days is available here.
Landholder engagement
ElectraNet’s priority is to engage openly, honestly, cooperatively and respectfully with our landholders to ensure mutually beneficial outcomes. Each landholder we work with is different, therefore engagement is undertaken through a variety of methods including face-to-face meetings, phone calls, letters and email.
ElectraNet requires regular access to assets located on landholder properties to meet its legislated requirements. Written notification will be provided to the occupier prior to access, with the exception of emergency situations.
ElectraNet also have a number of landholder ‘special requirements’ that ElectraNet and its contractors are required to meet. Special requirements are conditions that a landholder and ElectraNet agree upon that can include property/easement access arrangements, biosecurity requirements such as vehicle wash-down and aerial inspections.
If you need to update your contact details or special requirements, please download and complete the information in this form.
ElectraNet's roles and responsibilities
ElectraNet predominantly works under the Electricity Act 1996 and is required to meet its obligations under this Act. These obligations relate to:
- Vegetation management
- Aerial inspections
- Bushfire patrols and summer readiness
- Ground patrols
Meeting these obligations ensures ElectraNet can provide a safe, reliable and secure power supply.
Downloads
ElectraNet has a range of information sheets available to landholders and the community to inform them about how we operate and engage, and general safety information.
Useful links
The following links will take you to the websites of regulatory, technical and operational groups related to the electricity industry.
Office of the Technical Regulator (SA)
Office of The Technical Regulator (SA) – Powerline Safety
Essential Services Commission of South Australia (ESCOSA)
More information
If you have any questions relating to an ElectraNet easement on your property or for more information about our work with landholders please call 1800 413 331 or email enquiry.landholder@electranet.com.au