據(jù)MENAFN通訊社4月13日消息稱，WindEurope的報告顯示，土耳其去年以16億歐元(約19億美元)的投資規(guī)模排名歐洲第五大風電投資國。

　　《歐洲風能產(chǎn)業(yè)2020年融資與投資趨勢》報告顯示，海上風電場投資達到263億歐元(約310億美元)，新建陸上風電場投資達到165億歐元(約190億美元)。

　　WindEurope首席執(zhí)行官Giles Dickson表示，歐洲各國政府可以通過縮短許可程序來促進風能，以實現(xiàn)氣候和能源目標。

　　他進一步宣稱:“這項技術(shù)是可行的。錢也是。但是缺少正確的政策，特別是在規(guī)則和程序過于復雜的新發(fā)電廠的許可上。”他補充說，政府需要簡化許可并確保有人來處理許可證申請。否則，更高的可再生能源目標毫無意義。

　　曹海斌 摘譯自 MENAFN

　　原文如下：

　　Turkey positions as 5th biggest wind power investor in Europe in last year

　　WindEurope’s report showed that Turkey was ranked as the fifth-biggest wind power investor in Europe in last year with €1.6 billion (about USD 1, 9 billion).

　　Investments in offshore wind farms recorded €26.3 billion (about USD31 billion), as investments in new onshore wind farms stood at €16.5 billion (about USD19 billion), according to the Financing and Investment Trends in the European Wind Industry in 2020 report.

　　WindEurope CEO Giles Dickson stated that governments in Europe could boost wind energy to deliver climate and energy goals by shortening the permit process.

　　He further declared that "The technology is available. So is the money. But the right policies are missing, notably on the permitting of new farms where rules and procedures are too complex," adding that governments need to simplify their permitting and ensure there are people to process the permit applications. Otherwise there’s no point having a higher renewables target.”