阿联酋阿布扎比国家石油公司（ADNOC）计划到2050年实现零碳排放

文章来源:中国石化新闻网碳交易网2022-12-05 09:56

据《能源年》11月29日阿布扎比报道，阿联酋阿布扎比国家石油公司（ADNOC）周一在其董事会会议上宣布，该公司已削减了未来5年1500亿美元的预算，以争取到2050年实现净零碳排放，到2027年将其产能提高到500万桶。

ADNOC的2050年净零能源计划包括建立一个专注于新能源、作为过渡燃料的天然气、液化天然气和化学品的垂直平台。该公司还将把天然气加工和液化天然气业务整合到一个名为ADNOC gas的新实体下，该实体将于2023年在阿布扎比证券交易所(Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange)上市持有少数股权。

该净零计划符合阿联酋国家制定的2050年净零战略倡议。

该公司上游扩张的部分目标是在2030年至2027年期间加速实现500万桶/天的目标，包括将石油储量增加到1130亿桶，天然气储量增加到8.21万亿立方米(290万亿立方英尺)。

ADNOC的目标是到2027年，根据其五年资本支出预算和国内价值计划，将480亿美元重新注入当地经济。

2022年，该公司为当地经济提供了95.4亿美元，为阿联酋国民创造了2000个就业岗位。

此外，ADNOC在2022年签署了价值68亿美元的协议，支持阿联酋的制造业，作为其根据政府的“阿联酋制造”计划在2030年在当地生产100多种产品的一部分。

郝芬译自《能源年》

原文如下：

ADNOC sets blueprint to be net zero by 2050

ADNOC has put down a budget of USD 150 billion for the next five years to pursue having net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and upping its production capacity to 5 million bopd by 2027, the NOC announced at its board of directors meeting on Monday.

ADNOC’s Net Zero by 2050 initiative involves creating a vertical focused on new energies, gas as a transition fuel, LNG and chemicals. The company will also consolidate ADNOC’s gas processing and LNG operations under a new entity called ADNOC Gas, which will have a minority stake floated on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange in 2023.

The net-zero programme is in line with the UAE Net Zero by 2050 Strategic Initiative formed by the state.

Part of the company’s upstream expansion that will see its 5-million-bopd target accelerated from 2030 to 2027 includes increasing its reserves to 113 billion barrels of oil and 8.21 tcm (290 tcf) of gas.

ADNOC aims to drive USD 48 billion back into the local economy by 2027 in line with its five-year capex budget and In-Country Value scheme.

In 2022, the company delivered USD 9.54 billion into the local economy and created 2,000 jobs for UAE nationals.

Additionally, ADNOC signed agreements worth USD 6.8 billion in 2022 to support the UAE’s manufacturing sector as part of its plan to locally manufacture more than 100 products by 2030 under the government’s Make It in the Emirates programme.