Law on the Procedure for the Construction of Facilitated Energy Supply Structures Necessary for the Promotion of Energy Security and Independence.

This Law outlines as its primary objective promotion of renewable energy production, enhancement of energy security and independence at the national level, and mitigation of negative climate and environmental changes. The legal framework aligns with existing laws on environmental impact assessment, territorial development planning, and the protection of protected areas. The Law establishes an expedited procedure for the construction of wind power plants with a capacity of at least 50 megawatts and the necessary infrastructure, as well as for solar panel installations. It mandates that any changes to wind power plants that increase capacity to at least 50 megawatts must comply with the law's provisions. The Cabinet of Ministers is tasked with evaluation of the effectiveness of the law's requirements biennially, assessing the need for continued application. Implementation involves submitting necessary documentation to the relevant construction authority, which performs functions as per construction regulations. The Law stipulates that construction permits are contingent upon compliance with land ownership rights, local planning regulations, and national interest status. The document emphasizes the role of the State Environmental Service and the Construction State Control Bureau in monitoring compliance and addressing violations. Additionally, it outlines timelines for the execution of construction conditions, with specific deadlines for the completion of design and construction requirements.