据离岸工程网站8月26日消息 周三，阿克碳捕集公司（Aker Carbon Capture）和阿克海上风电公司（Aker Offshore Wind）的股票在奥斯陆上市首日大涨，推动了该公司剥离环境技术的战略。
由挪威亿万富翁Kjell Inge Roekke控股的阿克尔解决方案公司（Aker Solutions）今年7月宣布，两家子公司将筹集5亿挪威克朗（5590万美元）的资金，然后在奥斯陆的小盘股Merkur市场上市。
在格林尼治标准时间10:10，帮助企业减少二氧化碳排放的阿克碳捕集公司交易价格为5.4克朗，比首次公开发行（IPO）的1.7克朗的价格上涨了两倍多。
旨在开发和运营浮式海上风电场的阿克尔海上风电公司股价为3.3克朗，是此前1.47克朗的两倍多。
Kepler Cheuvreux分析师马格努斯?奥尔斯维克表示，推动这股热潮的原因是投资者希望拥有在环境、社会和公司治理（ESG）领域具有强大影响力的公司。
该分析师说：“在挪威，此类股票的供应有限，价格反映出供应不足。”
阿克碳捕集公司拥有两个建设碳捕集工厂的项目，其中一个位于布雷维克的海德堡水泥厂，将使用阿克解决方案公司开发的专利技术。
碳捕获被视为减少工业排放的一项重要技术，例如水泥生产，其二氧化碳排放量约占全球二氧化碳排放量的7%，超过航空业。
阿克海上风电公司周二对投资者表示，公司开发浮式风电场的目标同时也有助于在海底固定式涡轮机太深的水域收集风能。
该公司表示，正在考虑加州、韩国、苏格兰和挪威等国的项目，这些项目将为其提供1.5吉瓦的净电力容量。
在加利福尼亚和韩国，该公司计划与西班牙EDP可再生能源公司和法国Engie的合资企业海洋风电场公司合作开发海上风电场。Roekke旗下的投资公司Aker ASA控股着阿克解决方案公司（Aker Solutions），在每一笔分拆中持有51%的股份。
（1美元=8.9485挪威克朗）
吴恒磊 编译自 离岸工程
原文如下：
Aker's Carbon Capture, Offshore Wind Spinoffs Shares Surge in Market Debut
Shares of Aker Carbon Capture and Aker Offshore Wind surged Aker Solutions, controlled by Norwegian billionaire Kjell Inge Roekke, announced in July that the two firms would raise 500 million Norwegian crowns ($55.9 million) each before a listing Aker Carbon Capture, which helps firms cut their CO2 emissions, was trading at 5.4 crowns at 1010 GMT, more than tripling from the 1.7 crowns price of the initial public offering.
Aker Offshore Wind, which aims to develop and operate floating offshore wind farms, meanwhile traded at 3.3 crowns, more than double of the subscription price of 1.47 crowns.
The boom was driven by investors seeking to own companies with a strong profile in environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG), Kepler Cheuvreux analyst Magnus Olsvik said.
"There is limited availability of such stocks in Norway, and the price reflects this lack of supply," the analyst said.
Aker Carbon Capture has two projects building carbon capture plants, including Carbon capture is seen as an essential technology to reduce emissions from industry, such as cement production, which accounts for about 7% of global CO2 emissions, more than aviation.
Aker Offshore Wind's aim of developing floating wind farms could meanwhile facilitate the harvesting of wind energy in waters too deep for seabed-fixed turbines, the company told investors It said it was looking at projects off California, South Korea, Scotland, and Norway, which could provide it a net power capacity of 1.5-gigawatt (GW).
In California and South Korea, it plans to develop offshore wind farms in partnership with Ocean Winds, a joint venture between Spanish EDP Renewables and French Engie. Roekke's investment firm Aker ASA, which controls Aker Solutions, holds 51% stake in each of the spinoffs.
($1 = 8.9485 Norwegian crowns)
