It would be wrong to claim that Ørsted didn't get any wins this past year. Last March, the utility emerged victorious from a 13-year court case regarding market abuse on the Western Danish power market; October saw a CSR award given for the company's financials; and in December, the group won the right to call itself Ørsted after a battle with the descendants of Danish physicist Hans Christian Ørsted.
Meanwhile, victories in the core business have been fewer and farther between. A year and nine months have passed since Ørsted won its last offshore wind tender, with an allocation of 880 MW in New York's first tender in July of 2019.
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