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| 2020-10-12 来源： 中国石化新闻网 |
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中国石化新闻网讯 据能源之声网站10月9日报道 国际贸易专家预测，亚太地区将在后疫情时代引领全球海上可再生能源增长，为苏格兰供应链公司创造大量机会。 日本政府在2018年通过了具有里程碑意义的《利用海洋可再生能源开发发电设施促进海域利用法》，被确定为寻求海外扩张的海上风电开发商的新兴圣杯。 去年4月生效的新法引入了海上风电开发的国家框架，并制定了招标程序指南，预示着这个东亚国家将进入绿色能源的新时代。 今年早些时候，日本政府首次公开了其海上风能拍卖会，预计将于2021年6月宣布竞标者，因为日本的目标是到本世纪末，可再生能源发电量占总发电量的四分之一左右，高于2019年的17%。 近年来取得的巨大进步吸引了全球海上风电开发商的目光。 为了打入市场，挪威巨头Equinor最近宣布与日本两家领先的能源公司Jera和J-Power建立合作伙伴关系，打算在日本政府未来几个月首次公开大型海上风电拍卖会后提交联合投标书。 Covid-19在全球范围内的持续影响使得可再生能源开发商很难在很大程度上确定计划。 但是，苏格兰发展国际公司的高级贸易专家默里•班布里奇认为，这种流行病对抑制日本海上风电的繁荣没有多大作用。 在一次苏格兰企业网络研讨会上，他说：“不管新常态是什么，很明显，亚太地区的可再生能源部署将是世界上最引人注目的增长，这将包括大量的海上风电。” 日本和苏格兰之间已经存在着良好的贸易和投资联系，在一系列领域拥有强大的现有投资者基础，而且合作密切。 日本致力于经济脱碳，在未来30年内实现净零排放的目标与英国相似。 日本政府认为，能源转型将是日本实现技术颠覆的一个关键机遇，而产业在这方面将发挥主导作用。 王磊 摘译自 能源之声 原文如下： Japan expected to be world leader in offshore renewables growth Experts in international trade are predicting the Asia-Pacific region will lead the world in offshore renewables growth post-Covid-19, creating a swathe of opportunities for Scottish supply chain companies. Japan has been pinpointed as the emerging Holy Grail for offshore wind developers looking to expand overseas after its government passed the landmark “Act of Promoting Utilization of Sea Areas in Development of Power Generation Facilities Using Maritime Renewable Energy Resources” in 2018. The new law, which came into force in April last year, brought in a national framework for offshore wind developments and set guidelines on the tender process, heralding a new era of green energy for the East Asian country. Earlier this year the Japanese Government opened its first floating wind auction, with a winner expected to be announced in June 2021, as it targets generating around a quarter of total power from renewables by the end of the decade, up from 17% in 2019. The huge strides made in recent years are understandably catching the eye of offshore wind developers around the globe. In an attempt to crack the market, Norwegian giant Equinor recently announced a partnership Jera and J-Power, two of Japan’s leading energy firms, with the intention of submitting a joint bid once the government opens its first major offshore wind auction in the coming months. The continued impact of Covid-19 across the world has made it difficult for renewables developers to plan with a large degree of certainty. But, Murray Bainbridge, senior trade specialist at Scottish Development International, thinks the pandemic will do little to stifle the boom of offshore wind in Japan. During a Scottish Enterprise webinar he said: “Whatever the ‘new normal’ turns out to be, it’s clear that Asia-Pacific will see the most dramatic growth in renewable energy deployment of anywhere in the world – this will include a significant amount of offshore wind. “Good trading and investment links already exist between Japan and Scotland, with a strong existing base of investors across a range of sectors, as well as close collaboration. “Japan is committed to decarbonising the economy and has similar goals to the UK in relation to reaching net zero within the next 30 years. “The government believes the energy transition will be a key opportunity for Japan to deliver technology disruption with industry playing a leading role in that. |
