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The innovation is to be trialled in Taiwan | Credit: Orsted
Danish energy firm is aiming to achieve a 'net positive' impact on biodiversity across all of its new projects from 2030
Ørsted is plotting a "world first" attempt to grow corals on the seabed foundations of its wind turbines, in a bid to test the potential biodiversity benefits of scaling up the approach across its vast...
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