欧盟委员会批准了一项12亿美元的丹麦计划，以支持碳捕获和储存(CCS)技术的推广。

该措施有助于实现丹麦的气候目标和欧盟在《欧洲绿色协议》和2050年气候中和目标下的战略目标。

丹麦宣布的计划总预算约为12亿美元，旨在推广用于减少大气中二氧化碳排放和实现工业过程更深层次脱碳的CCS技术。该措施将支持CCS成为缓解气候变化的可行而有效的工具。预计这将增加投资者对该技术的信心，并促进丹麦CCS商业市场的发展。

根据该计划，援助将通过竞争性招标程序授予，招标程序将于2023年结束。招标将向活跃在许多工业部门的公司开放，包括废物处理和能源部门。根据一份为期20年的合同，受益者将从2026年起每年捕获和储存至少40万吨二氧化碳。

这笔援助将包括在合同有效期内捕获和储存一吨二氧化碳的估计总成本与受益人预期收益之间的差额。经通货膨胀因素调整后，援助的最高金额约为每年5950万美元。

该计划将有助于丹麦在2030年之前将温室气体排放量在1990年的基础上减少70%。该计划预计每年将捕获和储存至少40万吨二氧化碳，在合同的20年期间将捕获和储存800万吨二氧化碳。

该计划是必要和适当的，以支持减少温室气体排放，通过捕获和储存二氧化碳在丹麦，从而有助于欧盟和国家的气候目标。

“这项耗资11亿欧元(12亿美元)的计划将使丹麦能够捕获和储存大量的二氧化碳，防止其释放到大气中。它将帮助丹麦最迟在2050年实现气候中和的雄心勃勃的目标，符合欧洲绿色协议的目标，同时确保将竞争扭曲保持在最低限度。”负责竞争政策的执行副总裁玛格丽特·维斯特格说。

寿琳玲 编译自 钻机地带

原文如下：

EU Approves $1.2Bn Scheme For Danish CCS Technology

The European Commission has approved a $1.2 billion Danish scheme to support the roll-out of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies.

The measure contributes to the achievement of Denmark's climate targets and the EU's strategic objectives under the European Green Deal and the 2050 climate neutrality goal.

The scheme notified by Denmark, with a total budget of around $1.2 billion, aims at promoting the roll-out of CCS technologies used to reduce CO2 emissions that are released in the atmosphere and achieve deeper decarbonization of industrial processes. The measure will support CCS as a viable and effective tool to mitigate climate change. This is expected to increase investor confidence in the technology and facilitate the development of a commercial CCS market in Denmark.

Under the scheme, the aid will be awarded through a competitive tendering procedure to be concluded in 2023. The tender will be open to companies active in many industrial sectors, including the waste and energy sectors. Under a 20-year contract, the beneficiary will capture and store an annual minimum of 0.4 million tons of CO2 from 2026.

The aid will cover the difference between the estimated total costs of capturing and storing a ton of CO2 over the lifetime of the contract and the return expected by the beneficiary. The maximum amount of aid will be equal to around $59.5 million per year, adjusted for inflation.

The scheme will contribute to Denmark's efforts to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 70 percent by 2030 compared to the 1990 level. The scheme is expected to enable the capture and storage of a minimum of 0.4 million tons of CO2 per year and 8 million tons of CO2 over the total 20-year period of the contract.

The scheme is necessary and appropriate to support the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions through the capture and storage of CO2 in Denmark and thereby contribute to the EU and national climate targets.

“This €1.1 billion [$1.2Bn] scheme will enable Denmark to capture and store a significant amount of CO2, preventing its release into the atmosphere. It will help Denmark achieve its ambitious target of climate neutrality by 2050 at the latest, in line with the European Green Deal objectives, while ensuring that competition distortions are kept to the minimum,” Margrethe Vestager, Executive Vice-President in charge of competition policy, said.