Lam Dong province focuses on removing obstacles for renewable energy projects.

Lam Dong currently has 14 renewable energy projects, some of which have violations related to their implementation in the national titanium mineral reserve area.

These include 6 wind power projects and 8 solar power projects. The projects have a total capacity of 807.15 MW; cover an area of ​​approximately 645.5 hectares; and have a total investment of approximately 28,162 billion VND.

Recently, Lam Dong province has directed its departments, agencies, and localities to review and resolve difficulties regarding documentation and procedures. To date, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has provided feedback on the assessment of the impact of mineral reserves on the projects. For 13 projects, the Ministry has forwarded the dossiers to the localities for consideration and resolution within their authority.

Of these, the Department of Agriculture and Environment has advised the Provincial People's Committee to issue a document approving the impact assessment for 11 projects. The remaining two projects, Thai Hoa and Hoa Thang 1.2, are still undergoing assessment.

During the meeting, the Department of Industry and Trade reported to the provincial People's Committee leaders on the implementation status, difficulties, and obstacles encountered, and proposed solutions to overcome them for renewable energy projects.

The unit also It is proposed that the Provincial People's Committee consider a mechanism for handling projects that have met the requirements for quality and construction safety, but still have some outstanding land procedures that do not affect the quality and safety of the project.

During the meeting, the Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, Nguyen Hong Hai, directly exchanged and discussed with relevant units specific solutions to resolve issues for each project.

Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Hong Hai requested that units focus on clearly analyzing each difficulty and obstacle. Based on this, each unit should specifically determine its responsibilities, authority, and course of action for each project.

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First and foremost, Lam Dong province will prioritize resolving issues related to large-scale projects that are essentially completed but cannot yet be put into operation, in order to quickly maximize the effectiveness of investment resources and make practical contributions to the province's socio-economic development.

Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee, Permanent Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Lam Dong Province, Nguyen Hong Hai

The Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, Nguyen Hong Hai, also requested that departments and agencies strengthen coordination and be more proactive in handling work. Each unit should clearly understand that it is not enough to simply review documents; they need to work directly with investors.

Based on this, we can fully understand the difficulties, identify the issues within the local authority's jurisdiction, and determine which issues require central government input in order to find solutions as soon as possible.