Regulations for Leasing of National Non-public Use Real Estate Article 8-1

For leasing of non-public use land through open tender for solar photovoltaic power generation equipment users, annual rent shall be collected. The tendering will be based on the multiplied product of the installed capacity of the equipment for the tender, and the ratio of the feedback fund. The tenderer with the greatest product of the capacity and feedback fund ratio of a valid tender sheet shall be the winner of the tender. If there are two or more tenders with the same greatest product, the presiding officer shall draw lots to determine the winner, and the provisions of the preceding article shall not apply herein.The annual rent referred to in the preceding Paragraph shall be calculated based on the product of the feedback fund ratio, multiplied by the income from the power generated from solar photovoltaic power generation equipment. However, if the installation is not completed before the time limit stated in the tender lease announcement, calculations for the rent may be based on the current land value tax, management cost, and other costs of the land.The basis for setting the base price of the feedback fund ratio referred to in Paragraph 1 shall be determined by the MOF.For non-public use real estate leased by tender in accordance with Paragraph 1, Article 13 no longer applies. Where the lessee intends to continue the lease, he/she shall submit an application for the lease renewal in writing, 6 months before the expiration of the lease term. Upon approval from the leasing authorities, the lessee may renew the contract and continue the lease.For the lease continuation mentioned in the preceding Paragraph, the start date of the renewed term would be on the day following the expiration date of the original term. The expiration of the original lease term shall not be subject to the restrictions of Article 14 regarding the return of the leased property and the termination of utilization.