Leases for five East Coast offshore wind projects have been suspended over radar interference concerns, triggering a Market sell-off and pausing construction. Key developers including Ørsted, Avangrid and Equinor face uncertainty as legal challenges and potential costs loom.
Published on 12/22/2025
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Orsted A/S is one of the leading Danish energy groups. Net sales break down by activity as follows:
- development, construction and operation of offshore wind farms (73.9%): 18.6 TWh of wind energy produced in 2024. At the end of 2024, the group had an installed capacity of 9.9 GW;
- production and distribution of electricity, gas and bioenergy (22%): electricity (2.4 TWh sold in 2024), gas (17.4 TWh sold) and thermal energy (6.9 TWh produced). In addition, the group is developing an oil transport activity;
- development, construction and operation of onshore wind and solar PV farms (3.9%): operation of onshore wind and solar farms with an installed capacity of 6.2 GW;
- other (0.2%).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: Denmark (78.5%), the United Kingdom (9%), the United States (4.1%), Germany (2.4%), Ireland (0.8%), Sweden (0.6%), the Netherlands (0.1%), France (0.1%), Poland (0.1%) and other (4.3%).
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