沙特阿拉伯能源大臣2月20日再次强调，欧佩克+联盟的决定完全基于市场基本面
欧佩克+联盟被指责出于政治原因减产，尤其是在去年10月份减产200万桶/天之后
虽然产能大国在2月份单方面宣布减产，但欧佩克+联盟预计将在短期内保持配额不变
中国石化新闻网讯 据油价网2023年2月20日报道，欧佩克实际领导人沙特阿拉伯的能源大臣萨勒曼王子周一表示，欧佩克+联盟的决定是基于石油市场基本面，而不是政治偏见。他重申了欧佩克+联盟此前的言论，即在商定石油产量水平时一直在考虑石油市场基本面。
据路透社报道，萨勒曼王子2月20日在利雅得的一次活动上说，由沙特阿拉伯等领导的欧佩克+联盟的决定没有被政治化。
萨勒曼王子表示，欧佩克+联盟在必要时可以灵活调整其生产配额。
在去年10月同意从11月起每天削减200万桶原油产量配额后，多个欧佩克+联盟产油国在一系列声明中为欧佩克+联盟的决定进行了辩护，这似乎是对美国批评削减配额的协调回应。
最近，欧佩克+联盟代表们本月早些时候表示，在产能大国宣布3月份减产后，欧佩克+联盟不打算改变其原油产量目标。
一周前，就在欧盟对石油产品禁运之前，欧佩克+联盟维持其产量目标不变，对原油供应采取了普遍预期的“观望”态度。
欧佩克最大、最有影响力成员国之一的阿联酋(UAE)2月早些时候表示，许多国家原油产量下降以及原油供应不足的可能性将是明年全球石油市场面临的更大问题，而不是需求如何变化。
阿联酋能源部长苏海勒·马兹鲁伊上周对彭博电视台表示：“我不担心需求，我们担心的是未来我们是否有足够的供应。”
李峻 编译自 油价网
原文如下：
Saudi Arabia Reiterates That OPEC+ Decisions Are Not Political
· Saudi Arabia’s energy minister has>· The group has been accused of cutting production for political reasons, particularly after its 2 million bpd cut in October.
· While the bigger producer unilaterally announced a production cut in February, the OPEC+ group is expected to keep quotas unchanged in the short term.
The OPEC+ alliance bases its decisions>The decisions of the OPEC+ alliance, which is led by Saudi Arabia, are not politicized, Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said at an event in Riyadh today, as carried by Reuters.
OPEC+ is flexible enough to adjust its production quotas if necessary, the Saudi minister said.
After agreeing last October to cut quotas by 2 million barrels per day (bpd) from November, multiple OPEC+ producers defended the group’s decision in a wave of statements in what looked like a coordinated response to U.S. criticism of the cut.
More recently, delegates said earlier this month that OPEC+ doesn’t plan to change its oil production targets after the bigger producer announced a cut in its output for March.
A week earlier, OPEC+ kept its production targets unchanged in a widely expected ‘wait-and-see’ approach to supply just ahead of the EU ban>One of OPEC’s largest and most influential members, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), said earlier this month that declining oil production in many countries and the potential of insufficient crude supply would be a bigger problem for the oil market next year than how demand would evolve.
“I’m not worried about demand — what worries us is whether we are going to have enough supplies in the future,” the UAE’s Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei told Bloomberg TV last week.
