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一 | 中新社北京8月25日电 中国国家能源局25日公布通知，拟在“一带一路”能源合作伙伴关系框架下新成立“人工智能+能源”工作组。 “一带一路”能源合作伙伴关系合作网络在2021年第二届“一带一路”能源部长会上成立，设立绿色能源、互联互通(电力)、油气、智慧能源(创新)、绿色金融、高校(青年)、国际传播等7个专业工作组，成员包括企业、行业协会、金融机构、科研院所(校)等80多家单位，是能源领域首个由中国发起成立的多边合作平台，也是中国在全球能源治理体系中发挥建设性作用的重要平台。 通知称，为顺应全球能源技术变革趋势，回应成员国务实合作诉求发起成立“人工智能+能源”工作组，旨在通过开展智能能源技术联合研究、产业实践交流等，助力各成员国能源数字化转型，推动“一带一路”能源合作专业化、多元化发展。
二 | 工作组由中外能源企业、行业协会、金融机构、科研院所、高校及相关国际组织等机构组成，在“一带一路”能源合作伙伴关系框架下开展工作，工作内容涵盖政策交流、技术合作、标准协同、能力建设四个方面，其中，技术合作领域聚焦新能源功率预测、电力系统优化运行、新型储能调控、多能协同优化等场景，以及绿色能源支撑算力基础设施建设等方向，推动联合研发、技术交流与示范合作。(完) 【编辑:陈海峰】。 PARIS -- The sumptuous Palace of Versailles was forced to evacuate visitors for the fourth time in less than a week for a security check after a bomb alert. Airports and schools around France also fell victim to bomb alerts and forced evacuations after similar warnings a day earlier. Even a nuclear research institute received a threat Thursday.Pranksters or plotters?No bombs have been found, but authorities can’t take risks with the lives of travelers, students or workers. Still, the government is growing impatient, threatening prison terms and heavy fines for those making fake bomb threats. A rash of false alarms forced the evacuation of 15 airports and cancellation of 130 flights, as well as shutting the doors to the Palace of Versailles repeatedly since last Saturday.Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said Thursday evening that 18 people had been detained in the last 48 hours — mostly, but not only, minors. The barrage of alerts “disorganizes our security services and obviously stops society from functioning,” Darmanin said in an interview with BFM-TV. False alerts also “pose an enormous risk in case of a (real) problem.” The minister said that “enormous means” are being used to identify pranksters with their phone numbers and addresses. “We tell those listening: We will find everyone,” he said.Justice Minister Eric Dupond-Moretti blamed the alerts on “little jokers, little clowns" and warned of the consequences. Under French law, prank calls can be punished with up to 3 years' imprisonment and fines of 45,000 euros ($47,000), the minister said. The justice minister said minors' parents could be made to pay for damages, while the interior minister said that student pranksters won't get off the hook: their names and phone numbers will be transmitted to the National Education system. “We don't need this. We don't need troublemakers, psychosis, at this moment,” the justice minister said Wednesday. Police said that at least seven airports received threats on Thursday, mainly by email. Among those targeted were airports at Lille, Lyon, Bordeaux, Nantes and Toulouse. France has been on heightened alert since the fatal stabbing of a schoolteacher last week that was blamed on a suspected Islamic extremist who allegedly declared allegiance to the Islamic State group.A funeral service for Dominique Bernard, the French-language teacher killed by a knife wound to the neck, was held Thursday in Arras, the northern town where he taught at the Gambetta-Carnot school. President Emmanuel Macron was in attendance — his plane on the tarmac of nearby Lille airport, among those evacuated during the morning service, according to the local Voix du Nord newspaper.Among threats received Thursday was one at a nuclear research facility in Grenoble, in the southeast. Two delivery men, aged 23 and 26, were arrested after leaving a package at the Laue Langevin Institute and telling guards as they left, “We did it. We delivered a bomb,” the local Le Dauphine Libere reported.French Transport Minister Clement Beaune said false threats were made against 17 airports on Wednesday, causing widespread disruption, the evacuation of 15 airports, cancellation of 130 flights and many flight delays.It is the regional prefects who decide, on a case-by-case basis, whether threats necessitate an evacuation.“For the moment, we have no miracle solution,” said Nicolas Paulissen, general delegate for the Union of French Airports which is present at all 150 airports around the country. The bomb risk cannot be ignored, but “we can't stop airports from functioning.”He noted, however, that airports are capable of adapting to threats and crises.“Adaptation is in our DNA,” Paulissen said.Beaune, the transport minister, underscored the government's firm message about the barrage of bomb alerts. “These false alerts are not bad jokes. They are crimes,” Beaune posted on X, formerly known as Twitter.___AP journalist John Leicester contributed to this report.。
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