The Road to Renewables

Thomas Thune Andersen, former Chair of Ørsted, reflects on a decade of transformative leadership. He talks to Criticaleye’s Emily Jones about steering the Danish company’s business model from fossil fuels to becoming the world’s largest offshore wind farm developer.

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