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The original DKK 4.4bn claim has grown to around DKK 11.7bn after 18 years of accrued interest.The Maritime and Commercial Court is expected to deliver its ruling on Thursday morning, deciding whether Elsam – later merged with Dong (now Ørsted) – abused its dominant market position and charged excessive electricity prices. | Photo: Ørsted / PrThe Maritime and Commercial Court is expected to deliver its ruling on Thursday morning, deciding whether Elsam – later merged with Dong (now Ørsted) – abused its dominant market position and charged excessive electricity prices. | Photo: Ørsted / Pr

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23 June 2026at 15:58Related articlesØrsted believes that the company should be acquitted, but if the court’s ruling does not go in their favor, the company should not pay the current claim of DKK 11.7 billion. | Photo: ØrstedThe plaintiffs are seeking billions of kroner in damages from Ørsted, which merged with Elsam in 2006. | Photo: Steffen Moses/watch MedierBillions-in-claim case against Ørsted to be decided on Thursday

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