World-leading offshore wind developer Orsted has entered into a five year global partnership with the WWF.
Together they will drive a fundamental change in the approach to integrating action on climate and biodiversity by advancing projects that strive to achieve a net-positive biodiversity impact. he Danish giant, one of the world’s most sustainable energy companies, and the world leader in nature conservation, will jointly identify, develop, and advocate for offshore wind deployment initiatives and approaches that not only are in balance with nature but also enhance it.
And work will begin in the North Sea, where the world-leading Hornsea Zone is located, operated and maintained from Grimsby, and where Orsted has already committed to a £2.5 million project in the Humber. It stretches to improving project design, materials sustainability and implementing monitoring systems designed to protect and conserve endangered species such as the North Atlantic right whale.
