据油价网6月27日报道，巴西能源部长周二表示，尽管巴西国家石油公司希望成为能源转型中最后一家石油生产商，但巴西正寻求在今年年底前通过其海上风能和绿色氢产业的法规。

巴西政府对能源转型表示支持，并承诺将把能源转型作为本届政府的工作重点。与此同时，巴西国家石油公司首席执行官Jean Paul Prates在3月份接受彭博社采访时表示，在能源转型期间，该公司可能是原油生产的最后一家，并补充说“我们将获得市场份额”。

但Prates也在3月表示，巴西国家石油公司必须为“不可避免的”能源转型做好准备，而且巴西国家石油公司希望成为能源转型过程中的重要组成部分。

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巴西国家石油公司打算参与能源转型的方式之一是进入海上风力发电，而不是在石油生产方面成为“最后一人”。巴西国家石油公司认为，考虑到它在石油方面已经有了深水经验，这并不是一个巨大的飞跃。

巴西对风能的渴望是巨大的。巴西能源部长亚历山大·西尔维拉(Alexandre Silveira)本周表示，仅是将太阳能和陆上风能从该国的一个地区输送到另一个地区的输电线路进行拍卖，这有可能带来超过400亿美元的投资。

但该国还没有针对风能或绿色氢产业的任何限制性规定。

寿琳玲 译自 油价网

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Brazil To Finalize Wind, Hydrogen Framework By Year’s End

Despite Petrobras hoping to be the last oil producer standing amid the energy transition, Brazil is looking to pass regulations for its offshore wind and green hydrogen industries by the end of this year, Brazil’s energy minister said on Tuesday.

Brazil’s government has voiced support for the energy transition, promising to keep that as a focus of this administration. Meanwhile, Petrobras CEO Jean Paul Prates said in a Bloomberg interview back in March that the company could be the last man standing when it comes to crude oil production amid the energy transition, adding that “we will get market share”.

But Prates also said in March that Petrobras must be ready for the “unavoidable” energy transition—and that Petrobras wanted to be a significant part of the energy transition process.

One of the ways Petrobras intends to be part of the energy transition—beyond being the last man standing when it comes to oil production—is getting into offshore wind power generation, which Petrobras argues isn’t a huge leap, considering it already has deepwater experience when it comes to oil.

The size of Brazil’s wind aspirations is significant. Brazilian Energy Minister Alexandre Silveira said this week that there is an auction coming up just for the transmission lines that would transport solar and onshore wind energy from one part of the country to another that has the potential to bring in more than $40 billion in investments.

But the country doesn’t have any regulations yet for the wind or green hydrogen industries.

In other Brazilian energy news, Petrobras won its Supreme Court appeal this week against a case over salary remuneration that will keep it from having to pay nearly $4 billion in salary corrections.