2025年10月22日，国家能源局与德国联邦经济和能源部在苏州共同召开中德能源工作组第十三次会议 。 会上，双方介绍了各自能源政策和发展转型最新情况，回顾了 2024年7月上一次工作组会议以来双方合作成果。会议通过 了《中德能源工作组2025—2026年工作计划》，双方议定在能源法律框架、能源和电力市场、电力系统、可持续供热/制 冷、可再生能源、氢能和储能等领域开展交流研讨、专题研究和人员互访等。 来自两国能源主管部门、德国驻华使馆和合作项目执行机构代表参加了会议。 ...

10月16日，印度外交部发言人兰迪尔·贾伊斯瓦尔回应称，印度的能源进口完全依据国家利益，核心目标是保障消费者利益。发言中并未提及是否承诺停止 购买俄罗斯石油，态度含糊，既不承认也不否认。 更关键的是，数据并未支持"停购"俄罗斯石油的说法。根据数据分析公司克普勒的统计，10月上半月，印度每日从俄罗斯进口的石油平均为180万桶，较9月 增加了25万桶，进口量反而有所上升。彭博社也报道，截止到16日，近6000万桶俄罗斯原油正在运输至印度，其中一半将运送到印度信实工业的锡卡港口， 且当天有一艘受欧盟和英国制裁的油轮正在该港卸载从俄罗斯远东运来的原油。 10月15日，特朗普在白宫的一场公开活动中，特意向记者透露了他与印度总理莫迪的通话内容：莫迪承诺印度将停止购买俄罗斯石油。特朗普语气得意，强 调"这是非常重要的一步"，并反问记者"也许这是一则重大新闻，我能这么说吗？"他言辞中充满了将印度拉入自己阵营的成就感。 特朗普还提到，印度可能无法"立即"停购俄罗斯石油，因为需要时间，但这一过程"很快就会结束"，甚至将此视为自己政府"切断俄罗斯能源收入"的外交成 果。然而，特朗普的热烈表态，与印度政府的回应大相径庭。 印度的交易 ...

特朗普称印度承诺 停止购买 能学期75 即方回应:优先考虑消费者利益 ER HERT Crime Catal 我对印度购买 (假) 着湘屋在线播 0:00 / 0:15 贾伊斯瓦尔补充说，"确保稳定的能源价格和有保障供应一直是我们能源政策的两大目标"，"这包括扩大我 们的能源采购范围，并适时进行多元化调整以适应市场变化"。 据《印度时报》、美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）等媒体报道，美国总统特朗普当地时间15日表示，印度总 理莫迪在当日一次谈话中向他保证，印度将停止购买俄罗斯石油。报道称，特朗普在白宫椭圆形办公室与 联邦调查局局长帕特尔举行的联合新闻发布会上对记者说，"我对印度购买（俄罗斯）石油感到不满，他 （莫迪）今天向我保证，他们将不会从俄罗斯购买石油。"特朗普还称，"这是一大步"。特朗普补充说，印 度无法"立即"停止购买，"这是一个过程"，但这个过程很快就会结束。 原标题：特朗普称印度承诺停止购买俄罗斯石油，印方回应：优先考虑消费者利益 编辑：周芝逸 责编：秦雨 审核：廖异 贾伊斯瓦尔 资料图 图源：印媒 环球网消息，据法新社最新消息，美国总统特朗普透露印度已承诺将停止购买俄罗斯石油后，印方周四 （16日） ...

环球网 . 世界很精彩！ 以下文章来源于环球网 ，作者闫珮云 特朗普：莫迪保证不买了 据《印度时报》、美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）等媒体报道，美国总统特朗普当地时间 1 0 月 15 日 表 示 ， 印 度 总 理 莫 迪 在 当 日 一 次 谈 话 中 向 他 保 证 ， 印 度 将 停 止 购 买 俄 罗 斯 石 油。 报道称，特朗普在白宫椭圆形办公室与联邦调查局局长帕特尔举行的联合新闻发布会上对 记者说， "我对印度购买（俄罗斯）石油感到不满，他（莫迪）今天向我保证，他们将不 会从俄罗斯购买石油。"特朗普还称，"这是一大步"。 ▲ 当 地 时 间 1 0 月 1 5 日 ， 特 朗 普 在 白 宫 椭 圆 形 办 公 室 举 行 的 新 闻 发 布 会 上 回 答 记 者 提 问 。 图 源：英国广播公司（BBC）视频截图 特朗普补充说，印度无法"立即"停止购买，"这是一个过程"。" 他向我保证将不会从俄罗 斯 购 买 石 油 —— 我 不 知 道 ， 这 也 许 是 一 个 突 发 新 闻 ， 我 可 以 这 么 说 吗 ？ " 特 朗 普 继 续 说，"不会购买石油，他不会从俄罗斯购买石油，这已经开 ...

Core Points - The article discusses India's commitment to prioritize its consumers' interests in the energy sector following a statement from U.S. President Trump that India will stop purchasing Russian oil [1][3] - India's Ministry of External Affairs emphasizes that maintaining consumer interests is the primary goal of its energy policy, which includes ensuring stable energy prices and guaranteed supply [3] Group 1 - U.S. President Trump announced that Indian Prime Minister Modi assured him that India would cease purchasing oil from Russia, describing it as a significant step [1][3] - The Indian government has not confirmed or denied any changes in its policy regarding Russian oil purchases, indicating a cautious approach [3] - The Indian Ministry of External Affairs stated that the energy procurement policy is guided by the need to protect consumer interests and adapt to market changes [3]

Core Viewpoint - The energy crisis is a significant issue within the EU, with one in five EU citizens unable to access normal heating due to flawed energy policies [3]. Group 1: Energy Policy and Impact - The Hungarian Secretary of State for Energy, Gábor Csepregi, highlighted that the current energy policies of the EU have led to increasing difficulties for households [3]. - The heating season in Hungary commenced on October 15, with Hungarian households benefiting from the lowest energy prices in Europe [3]. - Hungary has sufficient natural gas reserves to last for one and a half years, supported by long-term supply contracts and continuous imports, ensuring energy security for the country [3].

Core Viewpoint - The meeting between Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and the Japan Innovation Party (JIP) on October 15 aims to establish a cooperative relationship for the upcoming prime ministerial election and potentially form a governing coalition [2][3]. Group 1: Political Cooperation - The LDP and JIP agreed to start policy discussions on October 16, with JIP's representative indicating support for LDP's leader, if consensus is reached [2][3]. - High-profile discussions included the JIP's proposal for a "sub-capital" concept, with plans to introduce legislative proposals in the 2026 regular session [3][6]. - The LDP and JIP hold a combined total of 231 seats in the House of Representatives, just two short of the majority needed, enhancing the likelihood of High City becoming Prime Minister if they collaborate [6][7]. Group 2: Challenges Among Opposition Parties - The three opposition parties, including the Constitutional Democratic Party (CDP), JIP, and the National Democratic Party (NDP), have not reached a consensus on basic policies, which could hinder their ability to support a unified candidate in the prime ministerial election [2][5][7]. - The NDP's leader expressed skepticism about forming a coalition with the LDP after the Komeito party's exit from the ruling coalition, indicating a complex political landscape [4][6]. Group 3: Policy Discussions - Key topics for discussion between the LDP and JIP include social security reform, political funding measures, and the foreigner policy [3][6]. - The LDP's High City proposed a mechanism for discussions with the NDP to address income tax exemption thresholds, aiming for collaboration in the prime ministerial election [6][7]. - The CDP's leader indicated a willingness to make concessions on security laws, while the JIP and NDP maintain a supportive stance towards the current security legislation [7].

Core Viewpoint - ExxonMobil's CEO Darren Woods criticizes EU energy policies while praising former President Trump's energy approach, indicating a strategic shift in the company's investment focus away from Europe [1] Group 1: Criticism of EU Policies - Woods argues that EU regulations on climate and human rights are hindering business progress and imposing unrealistic solutions [1] - He previously condemned the EU's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, labeling it as having a "devastating" impact on the industry [1] Group 2: Support for US Policies - Woods highlights that Trump's policies foster a more balanced discussion on energy, recognizing the importance of economic growth and public welfare [1] Group 3: Concerns about US Shale Production - Despite political backing, ExxonMobil expresses concerns over the anticipated slowdown in US shale oil production [1] - Woods notes that overcoming the current 10% recovery rate limitation in shale reservoirs could reverse this trend [1] Group 4: Return to Iraq - ExxonMobil has signed an agreement related to the Majnoon oil field in Iraq, but Woods acknowledges that significant work remains to make the project effective [1]

Core Viewpoint - The successful implementation of electromagnetic catapults on the Fujian aircraft carrier reflects a broader competition between China and the United States in energy, systems, and strategic capabilities [1][11]. Group 1: Technological Comparison - The Fujian carrier, despite being a conventional power carrier, effectively utilizes an electromagnetic catapult system, contrasting with the U.S. Ford-class carrier, which has faced numerous issues over a decade of development [5][6]. - The U.S. Ford-class employs a complex medium-voltage AC system, leading to higher failure rates, while the Fujian uses a simpler and more efficient medium-voltage DC system [6][8]. Group 2: Energy Policies and Institutional Factors - The U.S. energy policy has fluctuated, impacting funding and talent retention, which has hindered advancements in electromagnetic catapult technology [6][9]. - In contrast, China has consistently invested in energy, power grids, and infrastructure over decades, resulting in a robust industrial chain that supports the Fujian's technology [6][8]. Group 3: Technological Foundations and Future Applications - The electromagnetic catapult technology is rooted in China's advancements in civilian sectors such as high-speed rail and electric vehicles, which have provided a foundation for military applications [8][11]. - Future applications of electromagnetic technology are anticipated in missiles, drones, and tanks, showcasing its versatility and potential in modern warfare [8][11]. Group 4: Systemic Advantages - China's centralized system allows for rapid mobilization of resources and talent towards strategic projects, contrasting with the U.S. system, which suffers from political disputes and funding interruptions [9][11]. - The success of the Fujian's electromagnetic catapult is not just a military achievement but also a demonstration of China's institutional advantages in strategic planning and execution [11][13].

Core Insights - Chinese companies are sending thousands of workers to Europe to build advanced automotive battery factories, highlighting Europe's significant skills gap in the electric vehicle battery sector and its reliance on Chinese technology [1][2][6] - CATL plans to send 2,000 workers to Spain to construct a €4 billion battery factory in partnership with Stellantis, with commitments to hire and train local workers once the factory is operational [1][5] - The bankruptcy of Northvolt, a Swedish battery manufacturer, and recent power outages in the Iberian Peninsula have prompted European governments to recognize the importance of seeking energy storage technology from Chinese firms [1][6][7] Company and Industry Summaries - CATL is one of the world's leading battery manufacturers and is expanding its presence in Europe with significant investments, including a €7 billion factory in Hungary and the aforementioned factory in Spain [1][4] - Envision, another Chinese energy giant, is also planning to build a battery factory in western Spain, indicating a broader trend of Chinese investment in European battery production [5] - The Spanish government, under Prime Minister Sánchez, is actively seeking to strengthen trade and investment ties with China, with support from both left-wing and right-wing political parties for battery factory projects [6][7] - The recent large-scale power outage in the Iberian Peninsula has raised concerns about the resilience of Europe's energy grid, creating opportunities for Chinese companies to provide advanced energy storage solutions [7][9]