Kristian Mørch and J. Lauritzen have eyes fixed upon offshore wind – also indirectly
According to J. Lauritzen, which has recently bought into Cadeler, offshore wind is an industry that ”can be difficult to understand,” but which is also very interesting. We are long-term investors, says chief exec of J. Lauritzen.
by DAG HOLMSTAD
J. Lauritzen, which has net capital of USD 400m, is looking at investments within offshore wind, as these are in line with the company’s goal of participating ”in the green energy transition within the maritime sector” – and also to secure proceeds, says J. Lauritzen CEO Kristian Mørch to ShippingWatch.
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