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Ørsted Blames Trump’s Pressure on Offshore Wind as it Seeks Capital

August 12, 2025
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Ørsted Seeks Additional Capital Amid Industry Challenges

Ørsted, a prominent player in the renewable energy sector with a focus on offshore wind projects, has made a surprising move by announcing plans to raise $9.4 billion through a rights issue. This decision comes in response to the challenges faced by the industry, particularly in the U.S. market, where regulatory uncertainty and rising costs have put pressure on companies operating in the sector.

Industry Turbulence

The company’s decision to raise capital reflects a “material adverse development” in the U.S. offshore wind market. Ørsted had made significant investments in the U.S., but the changing regulatory landscape under the Trump administration has created obstacles for the industry. This uncertainty, coupled with escalating costs in the global supply chain, has prompted Ørsted to reevaluate its strategy.

Previous setbacks, such as abandoning wind farm projects in New Jersey and the UK, have underscored the challenges faced by Ørsted in navigating the evolving market dynamics. The suspension of permitting for Equinor’s New York offshore wind farm further dampened investor confidence in the U.S. market, leading Ørsted to reconsider its approach.

Strategic Shift

Traditionally, wind developers have assumed the risk of securing leases and obtaining permits before seeking external funding for project development. However, with mounting uncertainties and changing market conditions, Ørsted’s decision to raise capital through a rights issue signifies a shift in its financing strategy.

The company’s focus on its Sunrise Wind project, a significant offshore wind farm off the coast of New York, highlights its commitment to advancing renewable energy initiatives despite the challenges. While the decision to forego a potential sale of a project stake may incur additional costs, Ørsted remains steadfast in its pursuit of sustainable energy solutions.

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Future Prospects

Despite the current challenges, Ørsted remains optimistic about its future prospects. With a robust pipeline of offshore wind projects and ongoing construction activities, the company is poised for continued growth in the renewable energy sector. The rights issue is seen as a strategic move to strengthen Ørsted’s financial position and support its long-term goals.

By focusing on operational efficiency and cost management, Ørsted aims to optimize its performance and deliver value to shareholders. The company’s strong earnings and projected EBITDA guidance underscore its resilience in the face of industry headwinds, positioning it for sustained success in the years ahead.

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