據3月11日offshore energy消息：法國能源巨頭道達爾將與微軟作為戰略伙伴合作，進一步實現數字化轉型，支持凈零排放進程。

道達爾的計劃是在2025年達到350億瓦的可再生電力容量，然后在2030年達到近1億瓦，而微軟承諾到2025年使用100%的可再生能源。

各公司在各自專業領域的豐富經驗和創新被認為為多年合作帶來了具體機會。

道達爾的全球影響力和市場知識可以支持微軟的可持續發展目標。

道達爾將進一步利用微軟的云平臺，因為該公司已決定加快其信息技術轉型，并利用Azure的力量進行數字轉型項目和道達爾數字工廠。道達爾還將探索電力平臺的價值，以實現業務流程自動化，降低成本，并使普通人員更容易訪問數據。

兩家公司計劃在可持續發展、進一步數字化轉型以及加速向凈零經濟轉型的人工智能解決方案等領域進行探索和共同創新。低碳和碳去除技術的應用就是一個例子。

作為可持續發展目標的一部分，微軟計劃在2030年前消除對柴油的依賴。道達爾將通過其附屬公司Saft支持微軟，該公司專門從事先進技術電池解決方案。這種支持將有助于制定無柴油運行的長期路線圖。

第一步是幫助微軟評估各種Total技術的適用性，作為微軟現場備用能源資產組合的一部分，包括柴油發電機組置換和不間斷電源(UPS)。

道達爾將協助微軟通過電力購買協議獲得可再生能源(PPAs)。微軟已經同意在西班牙運營首個47兆瓦的PPA。

道達爾董事長兼首席執行官Patrick Pouyanné表示:“我們致力于通過銷售綠色電力來提供專業知識，以支持微軟實現其可持續發展目標，我們很高興依靠微軟的云和人工智能解決方案來加速數字轉型。這對推動世界實現凈零排放至關重要。”

“我們有巨大的機會利用數字技術的進步來減少溫室氣體排放。我們與道達爾的戰略合作伙伴關系將利用微軟云平臺的強大功能加速道達爾向新能源過渡，并實現可持續發展目標。”

馮娟 摘譯自 offshore energy

原文如下：

Total and Microsoft team up for net-zero emissions goals

French energy major Total will collaborate with Microsoft as strategic partners to further digital transformation and support progress toward net-zero emissions.

Total’s plan is to reach 35 gigawatts of renewable electrical capacity in 2025 and then nearly 100 gigawatt in 2030, while Microsoft has made a commitment to use 100 per cent renewable energy by 2025.

The vast experience and innovation of the companies in their respective areas of expertise are considered to bring concrete opportunities for a multi-year collaboration.

Microsoft’s sustainability objectives can be supported by Total’s global presence and market knowledge.

Total will make further use of the Microsoft’s cloud platforms, since the company has decided to accelerate its IT transformation and leverage the power of Azure for digital transformation projects and for Total Digital Factory. Total will also explore the value of the Power Platform to automate business processes, reduce cost and allow easier access to data for its citizen developers.

The companies plan to explore and co-innovate on areas concerning sustainability, further digital transformation, and AI solutions accelerating the transition to a net-zero economy. An example is the deployment of low-carbon and carbon-removal technologies.

Microsoft aims to eliminate its dependency on diesel fuel by 2030, as a part of the sustainability objectives. Total will support Microsoft through its affiliate Saft, which specializes in advanced technology battery solutions. The support will serve the development of a long-term roadmap to diesel-free operations.

The first step is to help Microsoft assess the suitability of various Total technologies as part of Microsoft’s portfolio of onsite backup energy assets, including diesel genset displacement and uninterruptible power supply (UPS).

Total will assist Microsoft to secure renewable energy through power purchase agreements (PPAs). A first PPA of 47 megawatts has been agreed for Microsoft’s Spanish operations.

Patrick Pouyanné, chairman and CEO of Total, said: “We are committed to bringing our expertise by selling green electricity to support Microsoft in achieving its sustainability goals, and we’re pleased to rely on Microsoft’s cloud and AI solutions to accelerate our digital transformation. This is fundamental to drive progress towards a world with net-zero emissions”.

“We have an enormous opportunity to use advances in digital technology to reduce greenhouse emissions. Our strategic partnership with Total will apply the comprehensive power of Microsoft cloud platforms to accelerate Total’s transition to new energies and to meet sustainability goals,” added Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft.