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	Tree and powerline safety It is your responsibility to ensure that the branches of any trees on your property are kept a safe distance from powerlines. More...		Electric and magnetic fields (EMF) Electric and magnetic fields (EMF) occur both naturally and from manufactured sources. More...
	Planned power interruptions Our teams work hard to ensure power is safely delivered across the electricity network. More...		Working near electricity Whether you are a qualified electrician, making changes to your home or garden, or a farmer working the land, every precaution should be taken when working close to powerlines. More...
	Your meter A meter is a device that measures and records the amount of electricity used. More...		The price of power How much does electricity actually cost in WA and what do consumers get for their money? More...
	Easements Easements are in place to protect our network, as well as the safety of the public, contractors and visitors to easement premises. More...		Solar connections Photovoltaic (PV) systems are amongst the most popular small-scale renewable systems currently available on the market. More...
	Your smart meter Western Power is currently trialing around 11,000 smart meters (an advanced metering communication network) in order to assess their viability for wider use in the Western Australian market. More...