Ørsted could face a struggle against itself in the US
Even if Ørsted had not lost the first round of US offshore wind auctions, it would still have considered purchasing the competitor, says Ørsted Offshore CEO.
Ørsted might end up in a intense struggle against Ørsted. It would not be the first time – as the descendants of the Danish natural scientist and discoverer of electromagnetism, H.C. Ørsted, earlier this year filed a lawsuit against the energy company for adopting their family name. This time around, however, the company's conflict could take place in its core area, offshore wind energy.
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