Sustainability stories

Ørsted is on a radical decarbonisation journey. By the end of 2023, over 90 % of our energy generation was from renewable sources. By 2025, we will have reduced emissions from our energy generation and operations by 98 % from 2006 levels.

We want to build a world that runs entirely on green energy, and we want to build green energy in a sustainable way.

As one of the most sustainable energy companies in the world, Ørsted continues its radical decarbonisation journey. By 2025, we will have reduced the emissions intensity of our energy generation by 98 % – significantly ahead of science-based decarbonisation targets for limiting global warming to 1.5°C.

But we won’t stop there. By 2040, we will address the emissions that come from outside our walls, from energy trading and from the supply chain, to achieve net-zero emissions across our entire value chain.

We want to build a world that runs entirely on green energy, and we want to build green energy in a sustainable way.  Read more on this target in the press release.

Read more about our work with sustainability below.

“I’m optimistic about our nature’s future”

Read an interview with one of our experienced in-house biodiversity specialists.

Read the interview

Companies must act now to achieve a 1.5°C world

With carbon emissions reduction targets aligned with climate science, renewable energy company Ørsted is among the frontrunners in a global movement to mitigate the climate crisis.

Socioeconomic impacts green transition

The transition from fossil fuels to renewables brings great economic opportunities for growth and job creation. While jobs will be lost in some sectors, more jobs will be created in other sectors. Ørsted’s green investments contribute to creating jobs, and we work to maximise the local positive impacts of our renewable energy development projects.