As urban development continues to expand, more construction projects are being planned in proximity to high-voltage transmission infrastructure, particularly 161kV and 400kV transmission lines . This creates a complex engineering challenge: how to manage electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure while maintaining project feasibility, regulatory compliance, and economic viability. In many real-world scenarios, traditional mitigation approaches are either impractical or insufficient

Active EMF Shielding for Construction Projects Near High-Voltage Power Lines As urban expansion and infrastructure development continue to accelerate, construction projects are increasingly forced to coexist with major electrical installations. High-voltage power lines, substations, and transmission corridors frequently run near commercial developments, office buildings, mixed-use complexes, and public infrastructure. In these environments, managing electromagnetic fields (EM