Four Danish right-wing parties are urging the government to develop a plan to divest the state's ownership stake in the energy company Ørsted after the March 24 election, Finans.dk reports, citing party leaders.
According to the publication, the parties propose that Denmark first extracts assets from the company that are vital to the country's energy infrastructure and retains these ahead of any sale.
The proposal has been put forward by the Conservative People's Party, Liberal Alliance, Danish People's Party, and the Denmark Democrats, who together hold 48 of the parliament's 179 seats. The Danish state is the principal shareholder in Ørsted.
Orsted A/S is one of the leading Danish energy groups. Net sales break down by activity as follows:
- development, construction and operation of offshore wind farms (72.6%): 18.7 TWh of wind energy produced in 2025. At the end of 2025, the group had an installed capacity of 10.2 GW;
- production and distribution of electricity, gas and bioenergy (23.3%): electricity (2.5 TWh sold in 2025), gas (21.5 TWh sold) and thermal energy (6.4 TWh produced). In addition, the group is developing an oil transport activity;
- development, construction and operation of onshore wind and solar PV farms (3.9%): operation of onshore wind and solar farms with an installed capacity of 6.3 GW;
- other (0.2%).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: Denmark (24.6%), the United Kingdom (48.9%), Taiwan (10.3%), Germany (7.9%), the United States (4.2%), the Netherlands (2.3%), Ireland (0.8%) and other (1%).
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