-- 据Politico周四报道,欧盟正准备加速向清洁能源转型,并将此举视为在中东冲突扰乱全球能源市场背景下的国家安全当务之急。报道援引了一份协议草案。 报道称,欧盟27个成员国的部长预计将于下周二签署一项旨在全面改革欧盟能源外交的战略方案。拟议的结论强调,在地缘政治风险加剧的情况下,有必要加强能源安全和战略自主。 鉴于伊朗冲突扰乱了全球能源市场,该草案将加速部署清洁能源作为核心政策应对措施,并将能源转型定位为经济和安全方面的当务之急。 报告援引欧盟政治与安全委员会4月14日支持的一份声明草案称,欧盟官员警告称,伊朗及更广泛的中东地区不断升级的敌对行动对地区稳定和全球经济构成日益严重的风险。 欧盟委员会尚未回复的置评请求。 该声明仍需欧盟各国大使和外长批准,其强调了欧洲因严重依赖进口化石燃料而持续存在的脆弱性。声明指出,加快向国内清洁能源转型是加强欧盟战略自主的最有效途径。 欧盟成员国表示,加快可再生能源和低碳能源的部署和整合将有助于降低能源成本并增强经济韧性。他们补充说,这一转型对于加强能源安全和更广泛的经济主权至关重要。 该草案还呼吁欧盟为未来十年化石燃料进口需求持续下降带来的地缘政治和贸易影响做好准备,这预示着全球能源关系可能发生重塑。 (市场动态新闻来源于与全球市场专业人士的对话。这些信息据信来自可靠来源,但可能包含传闻和推测。准确性无法保证。)
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