According to the website of the Ministry of Land and Resources, the Ministry of Land and Resources, the Poverty Alleviation Office of the State Council and the National Energy Administration recently released “Opinions on supporting photovoltaic poverty reduction and land normalization”. Use for the photovoltaic power generation industry. The opinions emphasize that planning for photovoltaic power generation must be consistent with the overall land use plan and other relevant plans. If unused land can be used, agricultural land should not be occupied; if bad land can be used, good land should not be occupied. It is prohibited to occupy permanent basic agricultural land in any manner and it is strictly prohibited to develop photovoltaic power generation projects in express areas.ent prohibited by relevant national laws, regulations and plans.
The notices require that land intended for poverty-reducing photovoltaic projects be actively protected. For photovoltaic energy production projects built as part of the fight against poverty in very poor areas, as well as for photovoltaic energy production projects as part of the construction of national photovoltaic power plants to reduce poverty at the village level, determined and issued by the National Energy Administration and the State Poverty Council. Lightening office, substations and operations management centers, and collection line pole and tower foundations. The land used is managed as construction land, and all localities must give priority protection when preparing comprehensive land use plans and land use plans.nual land use planning, and manage construction land. approval procedures in accordance with law; on-site road lands may be managed as rural road lands; PV panels use permanent base agricultural land. For agricultural land other than agricultural production, the nature of the original land does not need to be changed on site. not to destroy the conditions of agricultural production; the land intended for the energy collection lines laid by directly buried cables will be managed in the same way as the land intended for the project's photovoltaic park.
The opinions emphasize the standardization of land management for photovoltaic composite projects. For the construction of photovoltaic composite projects using agricultural land other than permanent basic agricultural land, provincial energy and resource authoritiesThe land companies will consult relevant departments of the same level to study and propose the construction requirements of photovoltaic composite projects in the region on the basis of ensuring the sustainable use of agricultural land (including the installation height of photovoltaic panels), identification standards and clear regulatory measures to avoid any impact on agricultural production. Among them, strict requirements should be put forward when using cultivated land other than permanent basic agricultural land to arrange photovoltaic panels, except for piled land, it is strictly prohibited to harden the ground , damage the cultivated layer and abandon fallow land.
For projects that meet the construction requirements and identification standards of photovoltaic composite projects in the region, land used for substations, power management centersoperations and foundations of collection line poles are managed as building land and with building land approval. proceedings are handled in accordance with law; on-site road lands may be managed as rural road lands; photovoltaic installations placed on agricultural land do not modify the nature of the original land for directly laid electricity collection lines; buried cables must be managed in the same way as the land of the project's photovoltaic park.
At the same time, supervision of land use for photovoltaic power generation projects will be strengthened. Land used for photovoltaic power plant projects is managed as agricultural land or unused land, except for pile foundation land, the soil must not be hardened or the cultivated layer must not be damaged. Otherwise, the prBuilding land approval procedures must be completed in accordance with. the law. If approval procedures are not completed, the land will be investigated and sanctioned for illegal land use. Photovoltaic panels that fail to be connected to the grid after deployment must be licensed by local energy authorities. When the photovoltaic land is removed from a project managed as agricultural land or unused land, the land user must restore it to its original state if he fails to restore it to its original state in accordance with the regulation, the energy authority where the project is located. located must order the rectification.
Opinions call for the establishment of joint supervision between departmental mechanisms. If the land and resource authorities of the city or county where the project is located discover that the project violates the provisions of the prIf notified during supervision, they will inform the energy authorities at the same level of the situation concerned and report it to National Energy. Step-by-step administration and inclusion of project investment entities in the list of unreliable entities in the energy field. Organize and implement a joint sanction. The Ministry of Land and Resources will timely carry out special monitoring of land used for various photovoltaic power station projects, based on the management needs of the industry.
Notices will be implemented from the date of issue and will be valid for five years.
Compensation standards for barren mountain land occupied by photovoltaic power generation
If a ground-mounted power plant uses 250W panels, each panel measures 1.6 square meters
Taking into account the tilt and maintenance channel
Each metere square generates approximately 100 W, or 1 kW occupies 10 square meters
50,000 kW, or approximately 500,000 square meters
The compensation standard for demolition of photovoltaic power plants includes Compensation for expropriated houses from three aspects, including compensation in value and losses caused by the suspension of production and activities due to expropriation of houses. Thus, in the event of demolition, users who have installed photovoltaic plants can receive compensation for the value of the photovoltaic installation itself and compensation for the total income from photovoltaic energy production over the next few years.
The compensation standards for land acquisition for photovoltaic energy production are as follows:
1. Compensation standards for the acquisition of cultivated land. The average compensation for drylands is 53,000 yuan per mu.The average compensation for rice fields is 90,000 yuan per mu. The average compensation for vegetable fields is 150,000 yuan per mu
2. Compensation standard for expropriation of basic agricultural land. The average compensation for dry fields 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. of industrial and mining construction land The average compensation for collective construction land such as villagers' residences and roads is 136,000 yuan per mu
5 The average compensation for expropriation of unused land, barren mountain land, wasteland, waste land, barren ditches and unused land are 2 permu.
What is the process for claiming compensation for business demolition?
The process for claiming compensation for business demolition is next:
1 . Construction unit applies for housing demolition compensation permit;
2. The House Demolition Management Department issues a demolition permit;
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4. The demolisher gives written notice Informing the owners of the houses in the context of the demolition
5. Demolished persons should inquire with the house demolition management department about compensation methods and amounts, resettlement housing area, resettlement location and resettlement transition methods;
6. The demolisher signs a demolition and resettlement compensation agreement with the demolished person and the tenant, agrees on the method and amount of compensation, resettlement housing areaallation; and the resettlement location, resettlement period, resettlement transition method and transition period, etc., and reach an agreement Automatic execution: the demolition worker pays the money and the demolished person hands over the house.
In summary, here are the editor's relevant responses to the compensation standards in the event of expropriation of land for the production of photovoltaic energy. I hope this can help you.
Legal basis:
When the state expropriates land, after approval in accordance with legal procedures, the local people's government at the county level or above must announce it and organize its implementation.
If the local people's government at or above the county level plans to request land expropriation, it will conduct an investigation into the current situation of the land to be expropriated.ownership and an assessment of risks to social stability, and should include the extent of the expropriation, the current status of the land, the purpose of the expropriation, compensation standards, methods of resettlement and guarantees of stability social, etc. must be announced within the commune (town), village and group of villagers where the land must be expropriated for at least. 30 days, and the opinions of the rural collective economic organization whose land will be expropriated and its members, village committees and other stakeholders will be heard.
If the majority of members of rural collective economic organizations whose lands have been expropriated believe that the compensation and resettlement plan for the acquisition of land does not comply with the provisions of laws and regulations , the local people's government at or above the county level will hold a hearing and conduct a hearing conforly to the provisions of the laws and regulations and the hearing The plan will be modified if necessary.
The owner and user of the land to be expropriated must register to obtain compensation within the time limit specified in the announcement with proof of real estate ownership. Local people's governments at or above the county level should organize relevant departments to calculate and implement relevant expenditures, ensure that the amount is fully paid, and sign agreements with landowners and use right holders. land to be expropriated upon compensation, resettlement, etc. .; if it is indeed difficult to reach an agreement on an individual basis, they should ask to be honest when expropriating land.
Only after the relevant preliminary works are completed can the local people's government at or above the county level apply for expropriation of landrres.