How much is the later compensation per person for Guizhou Dongfeng Hydropower Station?
The compensation standard for hydropower stations is 47,000 yuan per mu.
Private small hydropower stations are paid based on the meter reading of the monthly power output that enters the large power grid. When the cost per kilowatt hour of electricity of a private small hydropower station is higher than the power grid pricing standard, the power supply bureau will provide compensation based on the actual situation. Economic compensation is generally not higher than 30% of the compensation amount.
How to compensate for the demolition of small hydropower stations is as follows:
1. The principle of compensation is to follow the law and regulations, scientifically demonstrate and make reasonable compensation. Under normal circumstances, small hydropower stations that have reached their designed service life will not be compensated, and the compensation fees for small hydropower stations that have been completed and in operation should be deducted from their power generation profits during operation;
2. Calculation of compensation costs and financing; exit of small hydropower stations The demolition compensation fee should take into account the construction cost, demolition and ecological restoration and management costs, and be calculated and determined based on the third-party evaluation conclusion and the current budget estimate standards;
3. A third-party evaluation agency will evaluate the withdrawal of the demolished small hydropower station. The assessment is mainly based on project legality, installed capacity, construction years, power generation, service life, benefits and impact on the ecological environment. Therefore, the final compensation amount is closely related to the factors considered in these assessments.
Ecological compensation for hydropower projects refers to the use of economic means to restore, rebuild and protect the ecosystems that have had adverse impacts on hydropower projects, while at the same time providing incentives for behaviors that produce ecological benefits in hydropower development. Ecological compensation includes two aspects: compensation for adverse environmental impacts, called "suppression compensation"; compensation for environmental benefits, called "gain compensation."
"Damage suppression compensation" refers to the restoration, reconstruction and protection of damaged ecosystems in order to achieve the purpose of fully exerting the ecosystem service functions. Ecosystems adversely affected by hydropower projects include river ecosystems, forest ecosystems, grassland ecosystems, farmland ecosystems, etc. Hydropower projects may destroy the river ecological continuum and submerge terrestrial ecosystems such as forests, grasslands, and farmland, causing various ecological Some service functions of the system are lost. Therefore, the object of "damage compensation" is each damaged ecosystem, specifically to compensate for the service functions of each ecosystem.
"Gain compensation" refers to compensation for the environmental benefits generated by hydropower projects to achieve the purpose of stimulating ecological protection behavior. As an important part of my country's energy industry, hydropower engineering is a clean power production industry that will produce certain environmental benefits in terms of saving coal, greenhouse gases, and reducing emissions of toxic and harmful gases. As producers of environmental benefits, hydropower development enterprises should receive corresponding incentive compensation.
Legal Basis
Regulations on Land Acquisition Compensation and Resettlement for the Construction of Large and Medium-sized Water Conservancy and Hydropower Projects
Article 22 Land Acquisition for the Construction of Large and Medium-sized Water Conservancy and Hydropower Projects The land compensation fee and resettlement subsidy fee shall be the same as those for land used for infrastructure projects such as railways, and shall be implemented in accordance with the standards stipulated by the province, autonomous region, and municipality where the expropriated land is located.
The compensation standards for scattered trees, young crops, etc. on the expropriated land shall be in accordance with the standards stipulated by the province, autonomous region, and municipality directly under the Central Government where the expropriated land is located.
The attached buildings on the expropriated land shall be compensated according to their original scale, original standards or the principle of restoring their original functions; appropriate subsidies shall be given to poor immigrants whose compensation costs are insufficient to build basic houses.
For the use of state-owned cultivated land used by other units or individuals in accordance with the law, compensation will be given based on the compensation standards for expropriated cultivated land; for the use of state-owned unused land that has not been determined for use by units or individuals, no compensation will be given.
After the resettlement is relocated, the scattered trees and houses owned by the resettlement individuals above the inundation line around the reservoir shall be compensated according to the standards stipulated in paragraphs 2 and 3 of this article respectively.