Danish utility Ørsted was disappointed when it was the only project developer to go home empty-handed from the Massachusetts offshore wind tender held in May.
On several occasions the utility's management had named the US as a new, potential growth market for Ørsted, which worked hard to gain a foothold in the country on the other side of the Atlantic.
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