Land acquisition policy for solar container power stations

Does pln avoid or minimize involuntary land acquisition/resettlement?

tional financial outlays. PLN is committed to avoiding or minimizing involuntary land acquisition and resettlement. Where avoidance is not possible, erse impact from involuntary land acquisition or resettlement to ensure that all PLN’s project and activities will:avoid invo

Why are solar & battery storage lease rates increasing?

The increasing demand for land suitable for solar and battery storage projects has driven up lease rates in recent years, especially because of the incentives offered by the IRA Renewable Energy. As the industry expands, competition for land is intensifying, particularly in regions with favorable solar and wind resources.

How PLN can mitigate impact of land acquisition?

pecific requirements that may be applied by PLN for various projects and subprojects to meet requirements f Lenders. The approach of mitigating impact of land acquisition should be decided through impact assessment process. The mitigation measures actio are esigned proporti

What if a land acquisition is impossible to avoid?

land acquisition and resettlement. If impossible to avoid, then at least the impact of the project must be minimized. If it is determined that the location may have a significant impact on the socio-economic condition of the community, UIP/UIW land procurement team/division must inform the Fina

How often should land acquisition activities be carried out?

be carried out during all project cycles regularly in accordance with the magnitude of the land acquisition impacts. Particularly, monitoring and evaluation of small-scale land acquisition (small impact

Who is responsible for land acquisition planning?

(MAA Regulation 19/2021) stipulate that land acquisition planning will be the responsibility of a project proponent. For land acquisition below five hectares, a project proponent may execute land acquisition themselves at city/distri