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Ørsted's exit from PtX-projects raises concerns at Christiansborg

First, Ørsted dropped FlagshipOne and most recently a PtX project with Skovgaard Energy. The Socialist People's Party (SF) and the Conservatives call for a new hydrogen strategy - but their proposal has been criticized by Lars Aagaard
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The ambitions are sky-high, and the need will only grow.

Yet, the production of green fuels is under pressure in Denmark.

Ørsted has just closed two flagship projects that were to pave the way for PtX production in Denmark.

In light of this, the SF and Conservative parties are now calling for climate minister Lars Aagaard (M) to convene negotiations on a new strategy for the production of green fuels in Denmark.

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