Ørsted sees France as far more mature for offshore wind
The energy company is returning to the French offshore wind market, which was suspended three years ago due to a lack of project oversight. Ørsted declines to comment on the distribution of ownership in the new setup, which involves French oil major Total.
In the spring of 2016, Ørsted pulled the plug on its French offshore wind engagements. Four years prior, the Danish energy company had in a consortium with EDF won three out of four projects in France's first offshore wind tender. However, the 40 percent was not adequate, the company stated.
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