A, geothermal water resource fee charging basis
The collection of geothermal water resource fee is usually based on the amount of exploitation, that is, according to the volume or heat of geothermal water exploited and utilized.
Second, the cost adjustment factors
1. Resource quality: The temperature, salinity, composition and other quality factors of geothermal water resources will directly affect its economic value, thus affecting the charging standard.
2. Regional differences: Different distribution, abundance and market demand of geothermal resources in different regions will lead to different geothermal water resources fees.
3. Utilization mode: the utilization mode of geothermal water resources, such as heating, power generation, bathing, etc. , it will also have an impact on the charging standard.
Third, formulate and adjust the charging standards.
The charging standard of geothermal water resource fee is usually formulated by local governments or relevant competent departments, and will be adjusted regularly according to market changes and the needs of resource protection.
Fourth, payment and supervision.
Geothermal mining enterprises or individuals shall pay geothermal water resource fees in accordance with the prescribed standards and time, and the relevant competent departments shall be responsible for supervising the collection and use of the fees.
To sum up:
The collection standard of geothermal water resource fee is mainly based on the amount of development and utilization and the economic value of geothermal resources, and is also influenced by many factors such as resource quality, regional differences and utilization methods. The formulation and adjustment of charging standards are the responsibility of local governments or relevant competent departments, and payment and supervision are important guarantees to ensure the rational development and utilization of geothermal resources.
Legal basis:
law of the people's republic of china law
Article 3 provides that:
Mineral resources are owned by the state, and the State Council exercises state ownership of mineral resources. The state ownership of surface or underground mineral resources will not change because of the different ownership or use right of the land to which it is attached. The state guarantees the rational development and utilization of mineral resources. It is forbidden for any organization or individual to occupy or destroy mineral resources by any means. People's governments at all levels must strengthen the protection of mineral resources.
People's Republic of China (PRC) water law
Article 48 provides that:
Units and individuals that directly draw water from rivers, lakes or underground shall, in accordance with the provisions of the national water permit system and the system of paid use of water resources, apply to the water administrative department or the river basin management institution for water permit, pay the water resource fee and obtain the right to draw water. However, unless the rural collective economic organizations and their members use the water in the ponds and reservoirs of the collective economic organizations.
People's Republic of China (PRC) Renewable Energy Law
Article 17 stipulates:
The state encourages units and individuals to install and use solar energy utilization systems such as solar water heating system, solar heating and cooling system and solar photovoltaic power generation system. The construction administrative department of the State Council shall, jointly with the relevant departments of the State Council, formulate the technical and economic policies and technical specifications for the combination of solar energy utilization system and buildings. Real estate development enterprises shall, in accordance with the technical specifications stipulated in the preceding paragraph, provide necessary conditions for the utilization of solar energy in architectural design and construction. For completed buildings, residents can install solar energy utilization systems that meet technical specifications and product standards without affecting their quality and safety; However, unless otherwise agreed by the parties.