en.Wedoany.com Reported - Recently, the Yuhui Energy Biomass Carbon Energy Project in Weihai Lingang District obtained the "Construction Project Planning Permit," becoming the first industrial project pilot in Weihai City to handle construction procedures through leased land. The project's 43 mu of land was acquired via lease, eliminating the need for the enterprise to purchase it upfront, directly saving over 10 million yuan in preliminary costs.
The project is undertaken by Shandong Yuhui Energy Technology Co., Ltd. and plans to build an industrial steam supply system for the provincial-level zero-carbon industrial park—the Lingang District Carbon Fiber Industrial Park. Upon completion, it will provide 480,000 tons of industrial saturated steam annually, replacing existing natural gas boilers and coal-fired steam, and is expected to reduce the carbon emission intensity of enterprises in the park. Company manager Cui Yanchao stated that the traditional approach requires purchasing land first before obtaining permits, with land acquisition fees and supporting costs reaching tens of millions of yuan, while the leasing model eliminates cumbersome steps such as land adjustment and public auctions, taking less than two weeks from formal application to permit issuance.
The core change in the approval process is replacing the land certificate with a land lease agreement. This agreement, signed between the enterprise and Weihai Tuozhan Fiber Co., Ltd., specifies the lease term, construction rights and responsibilities, disposal upon expiration, and liability for breach, with the land use restricted to lawful industrial purposes in line with the park's plan. A relevant official from the Lingang District Construction Bureau explained that, based on the "Implementation Measures for Handling Construction Procedures of Industrial Projects on Leased Land in Weihai City," the approval checklist has been reorganized, incorporating the lease agreement, ownership certificates, and usage commitments into the review scope without adding extra thresholds.
Various departments in Lingang District have collaborated to provide full-process one-stop assistance services, including pre-review of materials and one-on-one guidance. Cui Yanchao presented a banner to the District Construction Bureau, stating that the business environment has boosted the enterprise's confidence. The company, with full-chain operational capabilities in the biomass energy sector, has deployed multiple projects nationwide. This initiative supports the green transformation of the Carbon Fiber Industrial Park with clean energy, contributing to the implementation of the dual-carbon strategy.
The project is expected to commence full construction in mid-June and begin production around October. Lingang District will leverage this pilot to streamline the entire approval process for leased land, forming replicable institutional experience to continuously optimize the business environment.
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