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Manuelle Beurkundungs- und Registrierungsverzögerungen
8–12 weeks delay per easement; €10,000–€50,000 in lost revenue per week of delayed service commissioning; capacity cost of 20–40 internal hours per easement for coordination and re-submissionsEasement documentation follows a sequential manual workflow: property owner approval → notary appointment → notarial deed execution → land registry submission → registrar formal review → registration entry. Each step has typical delays due to notary availability, registrar workload, and document completeness checks. During this period, utility infrastructure cannot be activated, delaying service revenue and stranding capital.
Notargebühren und administrative Overhead bei Grundbucheintragungen
€500–€2,000 per easement in notary + land registry fees; 5–10 internal hours per easement (€200–€500 labor cost); 10–15% of submissions require re-work due to defects (additional €50–€300 per re-submission)Easement creation incurs fixed administrative costs: (1) notary engagement: €300–€1,200 per deed (varies by property value, complexity); (2) land registry fees: €100–€500 per registration; (3) document management, tracking, and re-submissions: 5–10 internal hours. For utilities managing 100–500 easements annually, these costs accumulate. Manual coordination also risks errors, duplicate submissions, and re-work.
Verzögerte Betriebsgenehmigungen und Inbetriebnahme von Infrastruktur
€10,000–€100,000+ in deferred revenue per project per week of delay; 8–12 week average delay × project count × average revenue per projectEasements are legal prerequisites for utility infrastructure commissioning. Without registered easements, utilities cannot: (1) legally install infrastructure; (2) operate and maintain systems; (3) charge customers for services; (4) recover capital costs. Manual easement processing (8–12 weeks typical) directly blocks revenue recognition. Large infrastructure rollouts (50+ easements) can be delayed 6+ months, deferring revenue and stranding capital.