据OE网12月15日报道，德国和丹麦周一承诺，将通过北海和波罗的海的集群，在联合开发海上风力发电方面进行更密切的合作，以促进可再生能源和氢生产。
该计划的合作标志着实现欧盟海上风电战略的重要一步，该战略旨在将全欧洲的风电装机发电量从目前的12吉瓦增加到2030年的60吉瓦，到2050年增加到300吉瓦。
德国能源部长彼得·阿尔特迈尔在一份声明中表示，现在重要的是与我们的邻国一起确定具体项目，并推动它们向前发展。
他补充道，重要的是找到对德国和丹麦都有利的框架条件，并找到与绿色氢发展的协同效应。
丹麦能源部长丹·约翰根森（Dan Joergensen）表示，合作将集中在北海和波罗的海的能源枢纽。
12月早些时候，哥本哈根宣布了两个风电群集的计划，到2030年增加5吉瓦的海上风力发电能力——是丹麦目前海上风力发电规模的三倍——并标志着该国历史上最大的建设项目。
到2030年，北海能源岛将连接海上风力发电场，装机发电量将达到3吉瓦，以后可能会增加到10吉瓦，而波罗的海Bornholm海岸的第二个岛屿的装机容量将达到2吉瓦。这些可以通过海上电网连接到丹麦以外的其他国家。
作为其海上战略的一部分，欧盟委员会提议，海上发电资产应该形成自己的电力市场竞价区，由竞价区确定海上发电的价格。
电网运营商Energinet对路透表示，如果引入，丹麦能源岛可能成为这样一个竞标区的一部分。
郝芬 译自 OE
原文如下：
Germany, Denmark to Work More Closely Germany and Denmark pledged The planned cooperation marks an important step towards achieving the European Union’s offshore wind strategy, which aims to increase Europe-wide capacity from 12 gigawatts (GW) today to 60 GW by 2030 and 300 GW in 2050.
“What matters now is to identify concrete projects together with our neighbors and drive them forward,” Germany’s energy minister Peter Altmaier said in a statement.
It is important to find framework conditions that will benefit both Germany and Denmark and to find synergies with the development of green hydrogen, he added.
Danish energy minister Dan Joergensen said the cooperation would center Earlier in December Copenhagen announced plans for two clusters, adding 5 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030 - three times the size of Denmark’s current offshore wind fleet - and marking the largest construction project in its history.
The North Sea energy island would connect offshore wind farms with 3 gigawatts (GW) of capacity by 2030, potentially rising to 10 GW later, while a second island off the coast of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea would have a capacity of 2 GW.
These could be connected to countries other than Denmark via offshore grid connections.
As part of its offshore strategy, the European Commission proposed that power generation assets at sea should form their own electricity market bidding zones, which set the price of the production there.
If introduced, the Danish energy islands would likely become part of such a bidding zone, grid operator Energinet told Reuters.