據阿拉伯貿易網2022 年3月7日迪拜報道，阿聯酋一位高級政府官員日前表示，阿聯酋承諾通過國內和國外投資支持能源轉型，阿聯酋將斥資1630億美元使本國的能源結構多樣化。  

在全球能源和公用事業論壇開幕式上，阿聯酋能源和基礎設施部負責電力、水和未來能源部門的助理副部長優素福·阿里說：“國際可再生能源署（Irena）預測，從現在到2050年，能源轉型投資將比計劃投資增加30%，達到131萬億美元，阿聯酋承諾通過國內和國外投資支持這一能源轉型。 為了實現我們的目標，我們計劃投資1630億美元，使我們的能源結構多樣化?！?/p>

未來十年，阿聯酋將專注于通過太陽能和核能推動清潔電氣化，實施透明政策，提高能源效率，減少碳和甲烷排放。 阿里說，推動氫燃料技術的商業化創新，并在這些行動的同時實施戰略，開啟資本流動，以支持清潔能源轉型，確保可負擔性和可靠性。

阿里說，“氫在能源轉型和阿聯酋未來的能源結構中發揮著關鍵作用，對我們的工業部門、運輸部門和化石燃料部門的脫碳至關重要。 阿聯酋決心引領化石燃料行業的脫碳和可持續發展。 我們的國家石油公司阿布扎比國家石油公司（ADNOC）的目標是到2030年前將溫室氣體排放強度降低25%左右，并將其碳捕獲能力擴大近500%，從而鞏固ADNOC作為全球碳密集程度最低的能源生產商之一的地位。”

李峻 編譯自 阿拉伯貿易網

原文如下：

UAE to invest $163bn in energy diversification

The UAE’s committed to supporting the energy transition through domestic and foreign investment with a spending of $163 billion to diversify the country’s energy mix, a senior official has said. 

Speaking during the opening session of the Global Energy & Utilities Forum, taking place live and in person at Middle East Energy 2022, Yousif Al Ali, Assistant Undersecretary for the Electricity, Water and Future Energy Sector at the UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, said: “With Irena forecasting that energy transition investments will have to increase by 30% over planned investment to a total of $131 trillion between now and 2050, the UAE is committed to supporting this transition through domestic and foreign investment. To achieve our ambition, we plan to invest $163 billion to diversify our energy mix.” 

Over the next decade, the UAE will focus on driving clean electrification through solar and nuclear, implementation of transparent policies, improving energy efficiency, reducing carbon and methane emissions, and turbocharging innovation to commercialise hydrogen technology and accompany these actions by strategies to unlock capital flows in support of clean energy transition to ensure affordability and reliability, he said.

“Hydrogen has a key role to play in the energy transition and the UAE’s future energy system and will be crucial to decarbonise our industries, transportation sector, and the fossil fuel sector. The UAE is determined to lead the decarbonisation and sustainability of the fossil fuel sector. Our national oil company ADNOC aims to decrease greenhouse emissions intensity by around 25% by 2030 and expand their carbon capture capacity by almost 500%, reinforcing ADNOC’s position as one of the least carbon-intensive producers globally,” he said.