Ørsted scraps more US offshore wind power deals amid cost pressures
Ørsted scraps more US offshore wind power deals amid cost pressures | Windpower Monthly
Ørsted scraps more US offshore wind power deals amid cost pressures
Ørsted has withdrawn from offtake agreements for its 966MW Skipjack offshore wind cluster off Maryland amid mounting cost pressures and announced plans to bid for new power deals.
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