Energy Policy Overview
Energy Policy Overview
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能源政策概述
DOI：
10.1787/9789264021006-3-en
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发表时间：
2016
影响因子：
6.7
通讯作者：
Scout Calvert
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作者：
C. Borgman;Paul N. Edwards;Steven J. Jackson;Melissa K. Chalmers;Geoffrey C. Bowker;David Ribes;Matt Burton;Scout Calvert
·提供一份鼓励所有利益相关者参与的声明; ·为苏格兰政府及其合作伙伴在政策制定和实施方面的工作提供明确的背景;以及·鼓励提高苏格兰能源相关项目的创新和投资水平。本文件无意重复其他地方提供的详细资料。然而，为了保持连续性和完整性，在最后提供了参考资料。2.预期成果苏格兰政府的目标是通过促进可持续经济增长，将政府和公共服务的重点放在创建一个更成功的国家上，为所有苏格兰人提供繁荣发展的机会。能源使用是碳排放的最大贡献者之一，碳排放威胁着我们星球的可持续性。然而，很明显，有机会利用苏格兰在能源资源方面的比较优势，同时应对碳挑战。就能源而言，苏格兰拥有丰富的化石燃料和可再生能源，以及开发这些资源的技能、专业知识和基础设施。就能源而言，主要目标是逐步增加可再生和清洁能源的生产，使苏格兰摆脱对核能的依赖。第二个目标是增加能源生产和相关活动的整体影响，使苏格兰不仅最大限度地扩大能源出口，而且最大限度地保留来自该活动以及技能、知识产权和制成品发展的财富。
• To provide a statement that encourages the involvement of all stakeholders; • To provide a clear context for the work of the Scottish Government and its partners in policy development and delivery; and • To encourage increased levels of innovation and investment in energy related projects in Scotland. This document does not seek to repeat detailed information available elsewhere. However in the interests of continuity and completeness references are given at the end. 2. Desired outcomes The Scottish Government's purpose is To focus government and public services on creating a more successful country, with opportunities for all of Scotland to flourish, through increasing sustainable economic growth Energy policy can contribute to economic growth while at the same time helping ensure that growth is sustainable. Energy use is one of the biggest contributors to carbon emissions, emissions which threaten the sustainability of our planet. However, it is clear that there is an opportunity to exploit Scotland's comparative advantage in energy resources while meeting the carbon challenge. Scotland is particularly well equipped as far as energy is concerned with fossil fuels and renewables in abundance and the skills, expertise and infrastructure to exploit these resources. The main objective as far as Energy is concerned is to progressively increase the generation of renewable and clean energy, to migrate Scotland away from a dependence on nuclear energy. The secondary goal is to increase the overall impact of energy generation and related activity such that Scotland not only maximises energy exports but also maximises the retention of wealth from that activity and also from the development of skills, intellectual property rights and manufactured products.