Ørsted bought carbon credits in fraudulent Russian project
Ørsted and seven other companies purchased CO2 compensation from projects in Russia, and researchers deem it fraud.
BY RITZAU
Eight Danish companies have contributed to climate change by purchasing CO2 compensation from scandalized chemical factories in Russia, according to a mapping performed by domestic newspaper Politiken of the companies' climate credit trading.
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