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Ørsted analysts expect solid results despite lurking political turmoilAnalysts say the Danish utility Ørsted is off to a solid start in 2026. Company communication abolut the market situation in the US will be particularly interesting. Analyst Jacob Pedersen expects Ørsted to stick to the 2026 forecasts it released at the beginning of the year. | Photo: SydbankAnalyst Jacob Pedersen expects Ørsted to stick to the 2026 forecasts it released at the beginning of the year. | Photo: SydbankEmil Malm KristensenRelated articlesAsked directly by US Senator Catherine Cortez Masto whether he is willing to process solar and wind project permits, Burgum answered ”yes”. | Photo: Tom BrennerØrsted announced the agreement to sell the business for a price of €1.44 billion – or DKK 10.7 billion – at the beginning of February. | Photo: Ørsted / Pr“From a sustainability perspective, it’s certainly sad that one of the most ‘green’ fossil fuel companies now turns out to have merely been a ‘tourist’ in the green sector," says Anders Schelde, investment chief at AkademikerPension, according to Finans. | Photo: Pr / Akademikerpension

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