In order to ensure that there is a comprehensive set of guidelines in place pursuant to the provisions of Article 10 of Government Regulation No. 59 of 2007, the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources has determined that the previous regulation in this area, No. 005 of 2007, needed to be repealed and replaced. The previous regulation has been replaced with Regulation No. 2 of 2009.
The basic premise of the Regulation is that preliminary survey assignments are to be granted in circumstances where:
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The potential for geothermal power is high and the demand for electricity is also high;
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There is already suitable and existing infrastructure, such as the national electricity grid; and
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The area is classified as a remote or frontier zone that has high geothermal potential and where a multiplier effect will occur.
The Regulation sets out in detail the roles of the Minister, the Director General, the relevant Governors, Regents, and Mayors with respect to their roles in establishing the guidelines and the administration of those guidelines.
The procedures for application are enumerated in Chapter III of the Regulation and in essence state that the application is to be in writing. The initial step is to obtain from the Director General a Zone Map. Once the map has been obtained then the applicant has five working days to submit their application to the Minister.
The application will require the satisfaction of three basic criteria:
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Administrative;
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Technical; and
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Financial.
For example, the administrative requirements, among others, demands that the applicant submit a taxpayer number. In the technical area, the applicant must be able to evidence that they have sufficient expertise in the field. Finally, in the financial area, the applicant is required to submit a work and budget plan.
A preliminary survey assignment is to be granted for a period of one year.
The Regulation has been in force since 30 January 2009.
In order to ensure that there is a comprehensive set of guidelines in place pursuant to the provisions of Article 10 of Government Regulation No. 59 of 2007, the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources has determined that the previous regulation in this area, No. 005 of 2007, needed to be repealed and replaced. The previous regulation has been replaced with Regulation No. 2 of 2009.
The basic premise of the Regulation is that preliminary survey assignments are to be granted in circumstances where:
-
The potential for geothermal power is high and the demand for electricity is also high;
-
There is already suitable and existing infrastructure, such as the national electricity grid; and
-
The area is classified as a remote or frontier zone that has high geothermal potential and where a multiplier effect will occur.
The Regulation sets out in detail the roles of the Minister, the Director General, the relevant Governors, Regents, and Mayors with respect to their roles in establishing the guidelines and the administration of those guidelines.
The procedures for application are enumerated in Chapter III of the Regulation and in essence state that the application is to be in writing. The initial step is to obtain from the Director General a Zone Map. Once the map has been obtained then the applicant has five working days to submit their application to the Minister.
The application will require the satisfaction of three basic criteria:
-
Administrative;
-
Technical; and
-
Financial.
For example, the administrative requirements, among others, demands that the applicant submit a taxpayer number. In the technical area, the applicant must be able to evidence that they have sufficient expertise in the field. Finally, in the financial area, the applicant is required to submit a work and budget plan.
A preliminary survey assignment is to be granted for a period of one year.
The Regulation has been in force since 30 January 2009.
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