據離岸能源網站5月31日報道，丹麥氣候、能源和公用事業部周二表示，該國將持有四個計劃中的海上風電場20%的股份，總發電量至少為6吉瓦。

丹麥氣候、能源和公用事業部在一份聲明中表示，隨著近年來海上風電市場變得更加有利，持股將確保丹麥也能從丹麥海域的共同資源中分得一杯羹。

作為行業領導者維斯塔斯（Vestas）和奧斯特（Orsted）所在地的丹麥已經設定了將二氧化碳排放量在1990年水平上減少70%的目標，政府有法律義務實現這一目標。

這些新項目是北海周邊歐洲國家領導人上月承諾的一部分，他們將迅速擴大該地區的海上風力發電規模，以加強能源安全。

該部門表示，到2030年底，新的風力發電場的總發電量將至少達到6吉瓦。丹麥目前擁有2.3吉瓦的海上發電能力。

176億丹麥克朗（26億美元）將投資于計劃中的3吉瓦能源島，該島位于波羅的海，將為家庭供電，并為航運、航空、工業和重型運輸提供綠色氫氣。

如果開發商選擇在每個地點都形成最大產能，再加上能源島項目，該國新增產能可能達到14吉瓦。

(1美元= 6.7638丹麥克朗)

郝芬 譯自 離岸能源網站

原文如下：

Denmark to Take 20% Ownership of New Offshore Wind Farms

The Danish state will take a 20% stake in four planned offshore wind farms with a total capacity of at least 6 gigawatts (GW), the country's ministry of climate, energy and utilities said on Tuesday.

Under the terms in the upcoming tenders, developers will compete to offer the state the highest fixed annual payment for a period of 30 years.

"As the market for offshore wind has become much more favorable in recent years, the (terms) will ensure that society also gets a piece of the common resource, which is the Danish sea area," the ministry of climate, energy and utilities said in a statement.

Denmark, home to industry leaders Vestas and Orsted, has set a target of reducing CO2 emissions by 70% from 1990 levels, which the government is legally obliged to pursue.

The new projects are part of a pledge last month by leaders from European countries surrounding the North Sea to rapidly scale up offshore wind power generation in the region to strengthen energy security.

The new wind farms would have a total capacity of at least 6 GW by the end of 2030, the ministry said. Denmark currently has 2.3 GW offshore capacity in operation.

The ministry also said 17.6 billion Danish crowns ($2.60 billion) will be invested in a planned 3 GW energy island in the Baltic Sea that will supply power to households and green hydrogen for use in shipping, aviation, industry and heavy transport.

Combined with the energy island, total new capacity could reach 14 GW, if developers opt to build as much capacity as possible on each sites, the ministry said.

($1 = 6.7638 Danish crowns)