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Administrative Measures On Geothermal Resources In Jinan

Original Language Title: 济南市地热资源管理办法

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Horizon resource management approach in the South

(Summit No. 38 of the Government of 12 November 2013 to discuss the adoption of Decree No. 251 of 27 November 2013 by the Government of the South Françoise People's Government of 27 November 2014, which came into force on 1 January 2014)

Article 1 promotes the rational exploitation of geothermal resources in order to strengthen the management of geothermal resources in my city, and develops this approach in line with the provisions of the Act on Mineral Resources of the People's Republic of China, the Law on Mineral Resources of the People's Republic of China.

Article II applies to the survey, development of use, protection and management of geothermal resources within the city's administration.

Article 3. The geothermal resources described in this approach are mainly naturally open, artificially exploited geothermal.

The geothermal resources are owned by the State and are not altered because of the attached land ownership or the right to use.

The development of geothermal resources should uphold the principles of government ownership, social participation, integrated planning, orderly development, the integrated use of resources and effective protection of the ecological environment.

Article 5 governs geothermal resource mapping, development and monitoring of the use and protection of land resources in the city, the district and the territorial authorities.

The sectors such as water conservation, environmental protection manage related work according to their respective responsibilities.

Article 6

The approved geothermal resource survey development planning cannot be changed without the statutory process.

The geothermal resource survey can be financed by the Government or by social investment. Social investment should be granted the right to prospecting for geothermal resources, including through tendering, auctions, wallboarding. Except as otherwise provided by law, legislation and regulations.

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(i) A request for registration and a map of the area of application;

(ii) Accreditation of the survey unit;

(iii) Examination of workplans, survey contracts or certification documents entrusted to the survey;

(iv) Survey implementation programmes and annexes;

(v) The source of funding for the survey project;

(vi) Other submissions.

Article 9 Prospects for geothermal Resources shall conduct survey operations in accordance with the technical norms of the survey operations and the approved survey implementation programme within six months from the date of receipt of the survey permit and report on the work of the administrative authorities of the territorial resource at the location of the project on a regular basis to the district (market, area) and the water administration authorities.

Article 10 Transfer of the right to prospecting of geothermal resources shall have the following conditions:

(i) Two years from the date of the issuance of the survey licence;

(ii) To complete the minimum survey inputs required;

(iii) The right is indisputable;

(iv) The payment of the relevant tax fees in full;

(v) Other conditions should be available.

Following the completion of the survey by the geothermal resource Prospects, a timely envelope, hole, pit, etc. shall be filled in accordance with the supervision of the territorial authorities of the project and the water administration authorities.

Article 12 Explore geothermal resources from the Government to fund the survey, which should be obtained through, inter alia, solicitation, auctions, wallboarding. Except as otherwise provided by law, legislation and regulations.

The geothermal resources of the social investment survey have given priority to the right to mining.

Article 13 Terrestrial resource mining licences shall be submitted to:

(i) Applications for registration and mined areas;

(ii) The quality certificate;

(iii) Water access documents approved by the water administration authorities and access to water licences;

(iv) The exploitation of mineral resources;

(v) Environmental impact evaluation report;

(vi) Other submissions.

Article 14. The geothermal resource mining authority shall be exploited in accordance with the approved development utilization programme and report on the use of geothermal resources to the administrative authorities of the land resources and to the water administration authorities.

Article 15. Tropical resource mining authorities should install measurement facilities and guarantee the proper operation of the facility.

As a result of the failure of the measurement facility to provide for the collection of data, the levying sector is charged with compensation for mineral resources in accordance with the highest water consumption for the previous year.

Article 16 Geother resource mining authorities should use advanced technologies, processes and equipment to increase the level of integrated use of geothermal resources in accordance with temperature variations, gradient development and integrated use.

Article 17 The geothermal resource mining owner shall not be able to direct hydrothermal emissions, in accordance with the development of the use programme, to recapitalize or dispose of water at the end.

Article 18 Transfer of the right to geothermal resource mining should have the following conditions:

(i) Invested in production for one year;

(ii) The right is indisputable;

(iii) The payment of the relevant tax fees in full;

(iv) Other conditions should be available.

Article 19 shall be duly compensated for the loss of the prospector or the mining owner as a result of the adjustment or construction of the project.

Article 20 of the Land Resources Administration should conduct dynamic monitoring of indicators such as geothermal, water temperature, water quality and water quality and promote the rational development of geothermal resources.

Article 21, the authorities of the Land Resources Administration should strengthen monitoring of the use of geothermal resources development activities, promote the preservation, rehabilitation and land reclaiming of mining rights and prevent geological disasters, environmental pollution and ecological damage.

In violation of this approach, the Prospects of Territorial Resources have one of the following cases, warnings by the administrative authorities of the Territory's resources at the district level to correct their deadlines; and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars may be imposed by the late irrevocation:

(i) Explanatory operations under the technical norms of the survey operations and approved survey implementation programmes;

(ii) No timely envelopes for prospecting, holes, pits, etc. are provided.

Article 23 of the geothermal resource mining authority violates the provisions of this approach, with one of the following cases being warned by the administrative authorities of the Territory's resources at the district level to correct their deadlines; and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars if the time period was not changed.

(i) No exploitation in accordance with approved development use programmes;

(ii) The use of geothermal resources has not been reported to the administrative authorities and the water administration authorities of the Land Resources;

(iii) Direct emissions are not recovered or processed in accordance with the development of use programmes.

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