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欧洲储能十年六倍增量空间:R.Power抢滩波兰,欲五年内跻身欧盟前十
智通财经网· 2026-02-26 08:20
智通财经APP获悉,当前,波兰正积极寻求抑制居高不下的能源成本,并逐步摆脱对煤炭的依赖。作为 欧盟成员国中煤炭依赖度最高的经济体,波兰正着手对其电力系统进行全面重新规划,逐步淘汰那些高 排放的发电厂,为天然气、可再生能源、电池储能以及核能的发展腾出空间。正是在这样的背景下,总 部位于波兰首都华沙的R. Power SA公司敏锐地捕捉到了其中蕴藏的巨大商机,并立志要跻身欧盟十大 电池储能运营商之列。 R. Power联合创始人兼首席运营官Tomasz Sek表示,电网级储能电池对于那些正努力摆脱对昂贵进口碳 氢燃料依赖、却又苦无替代方案的国家而言,将起到"极其关键"的稳定作用。然而,当下锁定优质项目 的宝贵窗口期正迅速收窄。 根据该国能源战略规划,到2035年,基于14吉瓦的规划装机容量,电池储能将供应占总发电量高达7% 的电力。在此期间,该国最大的公用事业公司PGE SA(波兰国家电力公司)计划建成2吉瓦的电池储能项 目;与此同时,R. Power公司也已获得政府支持,将推进超过1.7吉瓦电池储能项目的建设,并成功锁定 了约 6.5 亿瓦时的电池订单。 此外,R. Power还获得了来自波兰国家层面的约 1. ...
美媒刊文:美国若想保持竞争力,就必须与中国合作
Huan Qiu Wang· 2026-02-08 22:58
Group 1 - The article emphasizes that the U.S. must consider collaboration with China to maintain its competitive edge, as evidenced by recent agreements between Canada and the EU that indicate a shift in the West's hardline stance on Chinese technology [1][3] - Canada has agreed to import a limited number of Chinese electric vehicles at low tariffs, while the EU has allowed Chinese automakers to set minimum prices for their electric vehicles to avoid tariffs [1][3] - The U.S. manufacturing sector has seen a decline in employment for eight consecutive months, largely due to an unfavorable policy environment for clean energy, which has led to the cancellation of $8 billion in clean energy investment plans [1] Group 2 - Despite challenges, U.S. companies are actively seeking Chinese technology, with Ford planning to produce grid-scale energy storage batteries in Kentucky using technology from CATL and considering a partnership with BYD [2] - Tesla is also utilizing Chinese technology by using battery cells from CATL and building a battery cell factory in Nevada with equipment sourced from the Chinese company [2] - A poll by the Royal Institute of International Affairs indicates that over half of Americans support government procurement of Chinese clean energy technology, reflecting a growing recognition of the advanced technology offered by Chinese products [2] Group 3 - Other Western countries are recognizing the need for a more nuanced approach to trade and investment with China, with the EU and Canada focusing on how to collaborate rather than whether to collaborate [3] - Successful cooperation could enable U.S. companies to access and learn from Chinese technology, train local workers, and create high-paying jobs, while implementing targeted safeguards for sensitive areas instead of blanket bans [3] - The current issue is not whether Chinese technology can enter the U.S., as American companies are already seeking it, but rather how the U.S. can leverage this technology for its own prosperity in the global market [3]