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Ørsted Paper: Let's open the path to progress

Let's open the path to progress

Our Ørsted paper identifies the barriers to progress for Europe’s green transition, and how we can take them down together.

Ørsted awarded contract – will capture and store 430,000 tonnes of biogenic CO2

Ørsted Sustainability Report 2022
Sustainability report 2022

Green energy to power lasting positive impact

Discover how our renewable energy solutions are contributing to a planet where nature and people thrive

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A small island can make a big difference

The North Sea Energy Island, the world’s first artificial energy island, will let Denmark scale up offshore wind and accelerate Europe’s green energy transition

Annual reporting 2022

Download our reports and presentations and get an overview of our financial, sustainability and ESG performance.
Time100 Most Influential Companies 2022.

Corporate partnerships

Enter into a corporate partnership with Ørsted, and let our energy transition specialists develop decarbonisation solutions for your exact needs

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Carbon neutral company

by 2025

As we continue our green transformation towards a completely carbon neutral footprint by 2040

FAQ
  • What does Ørsted do?

    Ørsted is the global-leader in offshore wind power, and supplies large-scale and cost-competitive offshore wind energy, onshore wind energy, and solar energy solutions. In parallel, Ørsted operates sustainable bioenergy plants, offers renewable power purchase agreements, and is exploring renewable hydrogen solutions.
  • Where does Ørsted operate?
    Ørsted’s global footprint is expanding. We operate across Europe – in the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Poland, and Denmark, where we have our global headquarters – as well as in the US, and in Asia, where we work in Taiwan, Malaysia, Korea and Japan.
  • How is Ørsted fighting climate change?
    Roughly 73% of global emissions that cause climate change come from the use of energy, mainly through burning of fossil fuels for power, heat, cooling, transportation and industrial processes. This means that the global transition to renewable energy is one of the most important ways of fighting climate change.  

    At Ørsted, we’ve been at the forefront of the massive global expansion of offshore wind over recent decades, and today we also provide onshore wind and solar power , as well as exploring new green energy technologies like renewable hydrogen and green fuels.

    Thanks to our green transformation, we’re well ahead of schedule in terms of the science-based carbon-reduction targets to meet the terms of the Paris agreement. Now we want to help other companies and countries undergo their own green transformations, working together to create a world that runs entirely on green energy
     
  • What was Ørsted’s green transformation?
    Ørsted used to be one of the most coal-intensive companies in Europe, responsible for one-third of Denmark’s total carbon emissions. In 2008, we embarked on a green business transformation. As a result, today, we’re ranked one of the world’s most sustainable energy companies, almost all of our profit comes from renewable energy, and we’re on track to be carbon neutral by 2025.
  • How did Ørsted get its name?

    Ørsted is named after Hans Christian Ørsted, the Danish scientist who discovered electromagnetism in 1820. His discovery would go on to form the basis for the way in which we power the modern world, for example using wind turbines. Hans Christian Ørsted’s curiosity, passion, and interest in nature encompass everything we need to create a world that runs entirely on green energy.