Ørsted says onshore wind is "at least as profitable" as offshore
The two variants of wind energy technology will henceforth be in competition for the billions of euros Ørsted will invest over the coming years. The energy company denies lacking ambition within offshore wind, even though its market share is expected to receed.
Ørsted is the irrefutable major power within offshore wind energy. During the company's capital markets day, this message was visualized in several ways such as bar graphs showing how the portfolio of current and forthcoming projects is larger than the company's four closest competitors combined, and this goal will be raised from 11-12 GW to 15 GW in offshore wind capacity in 25 – and then to more than 30 GW in 2030.
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