The compensation will be 6 to 10 times the average annual value of production for the three years preceding the expropriation.
The compensation standard for cultivated land occupied by wind energy production is 6 to 10 times the average annual production value of the three years preceding the expropriation. Depending on the type of cultivated land, the compensation standard. is based on the average annual value of production from expropriated dry fields, rice fields and vegetable fields. A compensation price per mu will be paid.
According to Article 48 of the Land Management Law, reasonable compensation must be provided for the expropriation of land. Subsidies should ensure that the initial standard of living of expropriated farmers is not reduced and that long-term livelihoods are guaranteed. Land expropriation must be paid in full and on time, in accordance with the law. Expensescompensation, resettlement subsidies and compensation costs for other land attachments and young crops on which rural villagers live.
Compensation standards for land occupied by wind energy production
1 Since the damage caused by wind energy to the environment are much more important than the economic benefits it produces, it is even more It was not environmentally friendly, so it was stopped.
2. Wind energy production will harm the local ecological environment, destroy vegetation, change topography and relief, cause soil erosion and desertify land.
3. Electromagnetic radiation produced by wind power generationaffects human habitation in wind power generation systems, generators, substations, transmission linesbroadcast, etc. are the main cause. electromagnetic radiation.
When the receiving device attached to the wind power plant receives the signal, it will receive the signal of theelectromagnetic wavereflected from the blades of the wind turbine. 'wind turbine.
The reflected signal is a delayed signal that can have a greater impact on AM radio systems.
More reasons:
Wind conditions affect local climate.
Wind energy uses wind energy present in the atmosphere. According to the law of conservation of energy, the consumption and production of one type of heat must produce or consume another type of energy. wind turbines must consume part of the atmosphere. Wind power, as one of the important factors of climate change, changes in wind power will inevitably lead to climate change.
Wind power blades are prone to safety accidents. When wind turbine blades are subjected to strong winds of more than 25 m/s, although the wind turbine is in a stopped state, the bending moment and torque that the wind turbine experiences. Blade roots can resist at will, shear strength and extrusion resistance are limited. In severe cases, the entire blade can fly away, causing casualties and damage to buildings on the road.
How does wind energy production occupy land?
The compensation standards for wind energy production are as follows:
1. land expropriation: medium dry land Compensation is 53,000 yuan per mu. The average amount of rice field replenishment per mu is 90,000 yuan compensation. The average compensation for vegetable fields is 150,000 yuan per mu.
2. Compensation standard for expbasic farmland repriation: The average compensation for dry farmland is 58,000 yuan per mu. The average compensation for rice fields is 99,000 yuan per mu. The average compensation for vegetable fields is 156,000 yuan per mu.
3. The average compensation for expropriation of forest land and other agricultural land is 138,000 yuan per mu.
4. The average compensation for expropriation of industrial and mining building land, village residences, roads and other collective building land is 136,000 yuan per mu.
5. The average compensation for expropriation of waste land, barren hills, waste land, waste ditches and waste land is 21,000 yuan per mu.
In case of demolition, demolition means that the unit which has obtained the demolition permit must, in accordance with the urban construction planning requirements and documentsplanning measures approved by the government, demolish the houses and annexes located inside. the area of building land in accordance with the law, and convert the buildings within the scope into units and the residents are resettled, the land collectively owned by the farmers is expropriated or expropriated in accordance with the law, and compensation is paid in accordance with the initial objective of the expropriated land.
Legal basis
Article 47 of the “Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China”
When land is expropriated, compensation will be paid in accordance with the initial destination of the expropriated land. Compensation fees for expropriation of agricultural land include land compensation fees, resettlement subsidies, and compensation fees for land attachments and young crops. Land compensation costs pfor the expropriation of cultivated land will be six to ten times the average annual value of production for the three years preceding the expropriation of cultivated land. Resettlement assistance for the acquisition of cultivated land will be calculated on the basis of the number of agricultural people to be resettled.
The number of agricultural population to be resettled is calculated by dividing the area of expropriated cultivated land by the average area of cultivated land per person of the expropriated unit before land acquisition. The resettlement subsidy standard for each agricultural population to be resettled is four to six times the average annual value of production in the three years preceding the expropriation of agricultural land.
However, resettlement aid for each hectare of expropriated agricultural land must not exceed fifteen times the average annual value of production for the three years preceding the expropriation.ation.
Permanent land acquisition is generally based on the machine position of 25*25 meters. If there is a box type transformer, it must be added. The land occupied by the booster station is also the subject of permanent land acquisition.
Attempts to use wind energy to produce electricity began at the beginning of the 20th century. In the 1930s, Denmark, Sweden, the Soviet Union and the United States applied rotor technology from the aviation industry and successfully developed some small wind power devices.
This type of small wind turbine is widely used in windy islands and remote villages. The cost of generating electricity is much lower than that of a small internal combustion engine. However, electricity generation capacity at that time was relatively low, generally less than 5 kilowatts.
Detailed information:
Development of China:
2006 In 2007, China had a total of 6,469 wind turbines, of which MW units accounted for 21.2%. In 2007, this proportion jumped to 38.1%, an increase of 16.9 percentage points. In 2007, global trends' cumulative installed power generation capacity reached 94,100 MW, an increase of 27% from 74,200 MW the previous year.
In 2007, China's installed wind capacity was 6.05 million kilowatts, reaching the target set for 2010 three years ahead of schedule; in the six years from 2001 to 2007, the installed capacity of wind power in China increased 14 times; In 2007 alone, China's installed wind power capacity increased by 3.449 million kilowatts, more than the cumulative total of China's wind power in history. With therapid development of the wind power industry, the supply of wind power equipment exceeds demand.
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