'No one will bid': Why Denmark's offshore wind reboot is in serious trouble

Skip to main contentThreatened legal challenge against scheme to support three new offshore wind farms has solid arguments and must be resolved before developers commit, say expertsDenmark's energy minister, Lars Aagaard. Photo: European Union/Frederic GARRIDO-RAMIREZAnalysisPublished 26 November 2025, 05:38Updated 26 November 2025, 11:19DenmarkEurope

'No one will bid': Why Denmark's offshore wind reboot is in serious trouble

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