"Reality and Ørsted’s investors have found each other"

Ørsted has had a terrible year, but the downturn has also taught the company’s investors about reality, says analyst. Next year, the energy major is expected to make big savings.
When all was well. Mads Nipper, Ørsted's CEO at the government's presentation of its CCS strategy together with the Danish minister for energy Lars Aagaard (right). | Photo: Jakob Skouboe
When all was well. Mads Nipper, Ørsted's CEO at the government's presentation of its CCS strategy together with the Danish minister for energy Lars Aagaard (right). | Photo: Jakob Skouboe

”It’s been a terrible year.” 

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