You lost me there. An "easement" is exactly the same thing as "right of way" when used in the same context. In a legal context - a "right of way" is a type of easement.
In regard to the power company having exclusive rights with an easement/right-of-way - sometimes they do. It all depends on exactly what was written and signed.
Years ago - when many property owners were less skeptical and more trusting - many power companies had "standard form" right-of-way agreements that virtually gave them permission to do anything.
I've got property in the Adirondack Mountains - with a easement given to the power company in 1945. Standard form - and grants them the right to do anything they deem necessary to maintain their power lines in regard to the property I own - and - it further adds it will be solely up to them - to decide exacty what is necessary - and NOT the property owner.
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