據ICIS網站4月16日消息 阿布扎比國家石油公司（ADNOC）董事總經理兼首席執行官周四表示，公司希望與印度的公共和私營行業一起探索氫能源的機會，以滿足對能源和清潔燃料日益增長的需求。

　　Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber同時也是阿聯酋工業和先進技術部長，他透露，作為目前工業流程的一部分，ADNOC每年生產大約30萬噸氫氣。

　　該高管解釋說，該公司現有的基礎設施和商業規模的碳捕獲利用存儲（CCUS）能力應能幫助其成為發展中的藍色氫市場的主要參與者。

　　ADNOC還通過阿布扎比氫能聯盟探索綠色氫能的潛力，該聯盟最近由該公司和其他合作伙伴建立。

　　Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber在虛擬氫會議的高級部長級會議上表示：“隨著印度對能源需求的增長，我們隨時準備通過向印度市場提供我們的全部產品組合來幫助滿足這一需求。”

　　“我們認識到，在這方面，世界和印度需要更多的能源，排放更少。在我們共同駕馭全球能源轉型之際，我們相信氫作為一種真正的零碳燃料有著廣闊的前景和潛力。”

　　“誠然，氫仍處于初級階段，它可能是一個游戲規則的改變者，是加速更廣泛能源轉型的真正機會；這是ADNOC和阿聯酋完全可以利用的機會。”

　　昨日的活動由能源論壇（TEF）與印度石油工業聯合會（FIPI）和印度石油天然氣部（MoPNG）合作組織。

　　Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber繼續說：“通過合作，我們正在確定可行的國際市場機會，并制定一個路線圖，以創建一個氫氣生態系統，為阿聯酋和全球市場提供服務。”

　　“也就是說，我們認識到，未來發展氫經濟的關鍵將是供需平衡。”

　　王磊 摘譯自 ICIS

　　原文如下：

　　ADNOC seeks hydrogen ventures with India

　　The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) wants to explore hydrogen opportunities with India’s public and private sectors to cater to growing demand for energy and for cleaner fuels, the group’s managing director and CEO said on Thursday.

　　Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, who is also the UAE’s minister of industry and advanced technology, revealed ADNOC produces about 300,000 tonnes/year of hydrogen a year as part of its current industrial processes.

　　The company’s existing infrastructure and commercial-scale Carbon Capture Utilisation Storage (CCUS) capabilities should help it become a major player in the developing blue hydrogen market, the senior executive explained.

　　Adnoc is also exploring the potential of green hydrogen through the Abu Dhabi Hydrogen Alliance which was recently established by the company and other partners.

　　“As India’s demand for energy grows, we stand ready to help meet that demand by making the full portfolio of our products available to the Indian market,” Dr. Al Jaber said during a high-level ministerial session at a virtual hydrogen roundtable.

　　“We recognise that the world and India for that matter require more energy with fewer emissions. As we collectively navigate the global energy transition, we believe hydrogen offers promise and potential as a genuinely zero-carbon fuel.

　　“Granted, hydrogen is still in its infancy, it could be a game-changer and a real opportunity to accelerate the broader energy transition; an opportunity that Adnoc and the UAE are well placed to capitalise on.”

　　Yesterday’s event was organised by The Energy Forum (TEF) in collaboration with the Federation of Indian Petroleum Industry (FIPI) and India’s ministry of petroleum and natural gas (MoPNG).

　　“Working together, we are identifying viable international market opportunities and developing a roadmap to create a hydrogen ecosystem to serve both the UAE and the global market,” Dr. Al Jaber continued.

　　“That said, we recognise that the key to developing the hydrogen economy of the future will be aligning supply and demand.