莱斯大学公共政策研究所：2022年印尼镍资源报告（英文版）（76页）.pdf

1、NEED NICKEL?HOW ELECTRIFYING TRANSPORT AND CHINESE INVESTMENT ARE PLAYING OUT IN THE INDONESIAN ARCHIPELAGOMichelle Michot Foss,Ph.D.Fellow in Energy,Minerals and MaterialsJacob KoelschResearch Intern,Center for Energy StudiesApril 2022Acknowledgments We thank Michael Maher,senior program advisor fo

2、r the Center for Energy Studies,for his detailed and incisive review,and Steven Lewis,the Baker Institute C.V.Starr Transnational China Fellow,for his input on China and regional geopolitics.Our effort benefitted from information and insights shared by numerous sources including Albert Helmig,Grey H

3、ouse and Center for Strategic and International Studies;Michael Moats,Missouri S&T;David Guberman,U.S.International Trade Commission;Bob Brackett,Bernstein Research;colleagues at the World Bank;and colleagues at the International Energy Agency.We thank the Baker Institute editorial staff and graphic

4、s team for their assistance in bringing our report to publication.Our work is supported by donors to the Baker Institutes Center for Energy Studies Energy Forum.We thank Center for Energy Studies senior director Ken Medlock for his leadership and the many experts who have participated in our Energy,

5、Minerals&Materials roundtables and who liberally provided viewpoints during our foundation workshop in September 2019.2022 by Rice Universitys Baker Institute for Public Policy This material may be quoted or reproduced without prior permission,provided appropriate credit is given to the author and R

6、ice Universitys Baker Institute for Public Policy.Wherever feasible,papers are reviewed by outside experts before they are released.However,the research and views expressed in this paper are those of the individual researcher(s)and do not necessarily represent the views of the Baker Institute.Michel