浮式太阳能项目支持希腊可再生能源发展|FPV_新浪财经

原标题：浮式太阳能项目支持希腊可再生能源发展

中国石化新闻网讯据安迅思1月23日消息称，希腊新浮式光伏电站的建设应用预计将为希腊2030年可再生能源目标提供支持。

该公司表示，将在这些项目上投资1.7亿欧元。

GEK TERNA发言人周五告诉ICIS，申请是第一步，因为此类项目的许可程序将需要不少于三年的时间。

目前，希腊没有安装FPV。根据能源监管机构RAE的数据，PPC可再生能源公司是国有能源公司公共电力公司旗下的可再生能源部门，是去年12月唯一一家申请50MW FPV发电的公司。

一位当地消息人士评论说，FGV在希腊有着巨大的潜力，因为该国是一个海洋国家，其地形为该技术提供了许多机会。

另一位当地参与者说：“我们目前正在研究这项技术。我听说德国、意大利和美国的公司也热衷于投资，所以这可能会成为我们推动可再生能源发展的一大动力。”

当地的参与者说，另外两家希腊公司预计今年将申请至少500MW的FVP。

根据ICIS Power Horizon模型，预计希腊的风能和太阳能装机容量将从2020年的6.9吉瓦增加一倍，至2030年的15吉瓦。

1月12日，希腊能源部公布了加快可再生许可制度和投资新技术的计划，为2028年前关闭煤炭和褐煤工厂做准备。

能源部表示，简化和加速可再生能源许可程序的第二阶段将于2021年上半年完成。

RAE的新电子平台已经发放了6.1GW的可再生能源总容量许可证。

新平台于11月26日宣布，旨在加快许可程序，使潜在投资者能够尽快获得可再生的生产许可证。

朱佳妮摘译自安迅思

原文如下：

Floating solar power projects to back Greek renewables drive

Growing applications for the construction of new floating photovoltaic (FPV) plants in Greece are expected to support Greek renewable 2030 targets.

The company said it will invest €170m in the projects.

The application is the first step as the licensing procedure for such projects will take no less than three years, a GEK TERNA spokesperson told ICIS on Friday.

Currently there are no FPVs installed in Greece. PPC Renewables, a renewable unit of the state-owned energy firm Public Power Corporation, is the only other player that has applied for a 50MW FPV last December, according to data from energy regulator RAE.

FPVs have huge potential in Greece as the country is a marine nation and its landscape offers a lot of opportunities for this technology, commented a local source.

“We are looking at this technology at the moment. I heard German, Italian and American firms are keen to invest too, so it could be a big driver in our renewable push,” added a second local participant.

Local participants said two other Greek firms are expected to apply for at least 500MW in FVPs this year.

Greece is expected to double its combined wind and solar capacity from 6.9GW in 2020 to 15GW in 2030, according to ICIS Power Horizon modelling.

On 12 January, the Greek energy ministry unveiled plans for speeding up the renewable licensing regime and investing in new technology in preparation for the closure of coal and lignite plants by 2028.

The energy ministry said the second phase of simplification and acceleration of the renewable licensing process is set to be completed in the first half of 2021.

RAE’s new electronic platform has already issued licences for 6.1GW total renewable capacity.

The new platform, announced on 26 November, is aiming to expedite the licensing process, allowing a potential investor to get a renewable production licence as soon as possible.