Ørsted views zero-subsidy bid as a lottery ticket

Published 20.03.18 at 12:24

Monday night, Vattenfall won the rights to install two Dutch offshore wind projects, and the business model for these projects seems to indicate that the firm is stumbling in the dark, says Ørsted's Wind Power CEO.

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