The pursuit of a net-zero future is a labyrinthine journey, marked by complex decisions, technological leaps, and unforeseen challenges. Orsted, a renowned name in the clean energy realm, has recently taken a surprising step by withdrawing its Gigastack project from the initial round of the government’s green hydrogen support program.
In order to produce green hydrogen, which is seen as the foundation of the transition to cleaner energy, Orsted plans to spend heavily on a large-scale facility in Denmark.
The strategic partnership involves offshore wind energy supply and usage of renewable hydrogen, as well as the manufacture of low-carbon steel and its application in Orsted’s offshore wind farm components.
