Fees for processing applications for electricity licenses in Vietnam from January 22, 2021

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08:15, 16/12/2020

Recently, the Ministry of Finance of Vietnam has issued the Circular No. 106/2020/TT-BTC prescribing fees for processing of applications for electricity licenses, collection, transfer, management and use thereof.

According to the Circular No. 106/2020/TT-BTC of the Ministry of Finance of Vietnam, fees for processing applications for electricity licenses are prescribed in the Fee Schedule enclosed herewith. To be specific:

- Hydropower plants, wind power plants, solar power plants:

+ With total installed capacity of less than 10 MW: VND 10.600.000;

+ With total installed capacity ranging from 10 MW to under 30 MW: VND 15.000.000;

+ With total installed capacity ranging from 30 MW to under 100 MW: VND 18.000.000;

+ With total installed capacity ranging from 100 MW to under 300 MW: VND 24.500.000;

+ With total installed capacity of 300 MW or more: VND 28.800.000;

- Thermal power plants (coal, gas, fuel oil, biomass, solid waste):

+ With total installed capacity of less than 50 MW: VND 17.800.000;

+ With total installed capacity ranging from 50 MW to under 100 MW: VND 21.900.000;

+ With total installed capacity of 100 MW or more: VND 28.800.000;

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Note: Applicants are required to pay fees for processing applications for electricity licenses in cash directly to collectors or by transfer to collectors’ accounts opened at the State Treasury of Vietnam.

View more details at the Circular No. 106/2020/TT-BTC of the Ministry of Finance of Vietnam, effective from January 22, 2021.

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