Ørsted pays EUR 2 million to cover depleted collateral fund following Norwegian energy trader's failed gamble
Denmark's largest energy company, Ørsted, will be paying EUR 2 million to cover Nasdaq Commodities' depleted capital reserves following large losses incurred by Norwegian energy trader Einer Aas' failed gamble.
Ørsted will have to pay out EUR 2 million to cover Nasdaq Commodities' lost capital reserves after last week's trading scandal, Ørsted informs EnergyWatch.
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