Ingerslev believes in offshore wind despite pressure on customers

Maersk Supply Services’ CEO acknowledges that offshore wind is under pressure due to rising costs, but the CEO remains confident about the company’s contracts in the US.

by DAG HOLMSTAD

Maersk Supply Service is convinced that offshore wind farms can be a booming business for the Danish offshore shipping company, even though several projects in the US and Europe are under financial pressure.

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