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European and US Markets React to Economic Indicators

European markets opened higher, anticipating the US jobs report, while the German factory orders saw the steepest decline since January, impacting recovery optimism; PostNL stock fell after losing a subsidy appeal.

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Ørsted Cancels Major UK Wind Project, Jeopardizing 2030 Decarbonization Goals

Ørsted cancelled its Hornsea 4 offshore wind project in the UK, a 2.4GW project crucial to the country's 2030 decarbonization plan, due to rising costs and macroeconomic factors, increasing pressure to secure alternative capacity and potentially raising costs for future projects.

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Shell Halts New Renewable Energy Projects, Expands Oil and Gas Production

Shell announced it will cease new renewable energy development projects, focusing instead on maximizing existing assets, while significantly expanding its oil and gas production in the North Sea with Equinor. This follows a downturn in the renewable energy sector marked by cost increases, reduced ex...

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Ørsted Cancels Hornsea 4 Offshore Windfarm

Ørsted cancelled the 2.6GW Hornsea 4 offshore windfarm project off the Yorkshire coast, expected to power 1 million homes, due to increased supply chain costs, higher interest rates, and execution risks, incurring losses of £399m-£513m.

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Riffgrund 3: Germany's Largest Offshore Wind Farm Nears Completion

Ørsted's Riffgrund 3 offshore wind farm in the German North Sea, featuring 83 Siemens Gamesa turbines, nears completion, aiming for a 913-megawatt capacity by early 2026, supplying power to roughly 900,000 households via long-term agreements with major corporations.

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