The name "Dong" will be soon be history. At an extraordinary general meeting, the Danish utility adopted the new name Ørsted, which takes effect this Tuesday.
"I'm delighted that the shareholders clearly supported changing the company's name to Ørsted. The reason for the name change is that after the comprehensive strategic transformation from black to green energy, our old name no longer matched the company," said chairman Thomas Thune Andersen in a press release.
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