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| 2020-02-20 来源： 中国石化新闻网 |
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中国石化新闻网讯 据油气新闻网站2月18日迪拜报道 一位主要的地区电力行业投资者表示，沙特阿拉伯的可再生能源计划将大大推动其经济多样化计划，到2025年公共和私营行业的投资将增至300亿美元以上。 综合水力发电厂（IWPP）行业的工业投资者、Engie沙特阿拉伯公司（Engie Saudi Arabia）首席执行官Turki Al Shehri补充说，沙特雄心勃勃的以可再生能源为重点的未来计划将发掘出一系列私营行业投资和当地制造业创造就业机会的机遇。 在参加3月3日和4日在迪拜世界贸易中心举行的中东能源可再生能源会议之前，Al Shehri表示，沙特阿拉伯的能源行业转型将带来多方面的好处。 Al Shehri解释说：“能源结构的多样化超越了多种清洁能源，但也提供了通过制造业创造就业的机会，在发布可再生能源招标的同时，沙特正在努力实现可再生能源制造业的本地化。” Al Shehri的预测是在沙特阿拉伯推行能源混合战略之际所做出，到2030年，该战略包括30%的可再生能源和70%的天然气。 Al Shehri 说：“目标将是淘汰液体燃烧工厂，并将新的工厂改为燃烧气体而不是液体，可再生能源将包括16吉瓦风能、40吉瓦太阳能和2.7吉瓦集中太阳能。” “随着其他可再生技术的商业化和成本的降低，沙特也将考虑使用这些技术。” 王磊 摘译自 油气新闻 原文如下： Saudi green energy drive to boost spending to $30bn Saudi Arabia’s renewables drive will significantly boost its economic diversification programme and see public and private sector investment rise to more than $30 billion by 2025, said a leading regional power sector investor. The kingdom’s ambitious plans for a renewable-focused future will unearth a flurry of private sector investment and local manufacturing job creation opportunities, added Turki Al Shehri, CEO of Engie Saudi Arabia, the industrial investor in the integrated waterpower plant (IWPP) sector. Ahead of his participation in the agenda-setting Middle East Energy Renewables Conference, running on March 3 and 4 at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), Al Shehri says Saudi Arabia’s energy sector transformation will have multi-faceted benefits. “The diversification of the energy mix goes beyond multiple clean energy sources but also provides the opportunity to create jobs through manufacturing,” explained Al Shehri. “In parallel to the renewable tenders being issued, efforts are underway to localize renewable manufacturing in the Kingdom.” Al Shehri’s forecast comes as Saudi Arabia pursues an energy mix strategy that comprises 30% renewables and 70% gas by 2030. “The objective will be to retire liquid burning plants and switch newer plants to burn gas instead of liquids,” said Al Shehri. “Renewables will comprise 16 GW wind, 40GW solar, and 2.7 GW concentrated solar power.” “As other renewable technologies become commercialised and costs are reduced, the Kingdom will also consider such technologies.” |
