Sea Change: Green energy giant Ørsted reveals plans to help 'rewild' North Sea

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Still image from the Ørsted x ARK Nature explainer video on how offshore wind farms can go hand in hand with nature. Credit: ARK Nature
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Still image from the Ørsted x ARK Nature explainer video on how offshore wind farms can go hand in hand with nature. Credit: ARK Nature

Partnership with rewilding charity ARK Nature aims to ensure biodiversity is protected through clean energy transition

Shellfish reefs fundamental to the ecological recovery of the North Sea are to be restored as part of a new rewilding project led by Ørsted and ARK Nature. The partnership between green energy giant...

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