Many offshore carriers heavily indebted despite surging stocks in 2022
Share prices of Oslo-listed offshore wind operators increased in 2022, but many of the companies are still struggling with big debts and may need help from creditors, writes Finansavisen.
by DANIEL LOGAN
2022 was the best year in a long time for otherwise strained offshore wind service operators, seeing increased demand, better rates and markedly improved fleet utilization.
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