据能源经济2月26日消息称，瑞士公用事业公司Axpo表示，已与法国食品公司达能(Danone)签署协议，由英国绿色投资集团在波兰的陆上风电场向达能供应电力，这是因为公司希望加快向绿色能源转型。
全球食品和饮料公司达能承诺到2030年底，其购买的电力将全部来自可再生能源，高于2020年的50%。
Axpo表示，为期10年的电力购买协议(PPA)将意味着达能的波兰业务将获得24小时供电，从1月起，将从25.3兆瓦的Jozwin风力发电厂获得大部分电量。
公共部门所有的Axpo是瑞士最大的可再生能源生产商，其贸易业务包括德国、北欧和东欧的国际电力购买协议。
批发市场一直密切关注电力购买协议，因为由于传统能源的作用减弱，工业客户需要可再生能源来证明其绿色资质，这对未来无碳能源的交付非常重要。
波兰目前依赖煤炭发电，其目标是到2050年52%的电力来自风能、太阳能和生物质能。
朱佳妮 摘译自 能源经济
原文如下：
Axpo signs deal to supply Danone with green energy from Polish wind farm
Swiss utility Axpo said it had signed a deal to supply electricity to French food firm Danone from British Green Investment Group's onshore wind farm in Poland, as companies look to step up their switch to green energy.
Global food and drink company Danone has committed to securing all of its purchased electricity from renewable sources by the end of 2030, up from 50% in 2020.
Axpo said the 10-year so-called power purchase agreement (PPA) will mean Danone's Polish operations will have access to round-the-clock power, taking the bulk of output from the 25.3 megawatt (MW) Jozwin wind park from January.
Public sector-owned Axpo is Switzerland's largest producer of renewable energy with trading operations that include international PPAs in Germany, the Nordics and eastern Europe.
PPAs are closely watched by wholesale markets as important for the future delivery of carbon-free energy as the role of conventional power decreases and industry customers demand renewable supplies to demonstrate green credentials.
Currently coal-reliant, Poland aims to derive 52% of its electricity from wind, sunshine and biomass by 2050.
