Danish CSR-prize recognizes Ørsted as a role model for sustainability reporting
The company’s reporting builds optimism, trust and a clear vision for a future run entirely on green energy.
Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary presents Ørsted CFO Marianne Wiinholt with a recognition at the CSR-prize 2018.
The annual CSR prize seeks out best practices in economic, social and governance (ESG) reporting among Denmark’s biggest companies.
Ørsted won a recognition for its Sustainability report 2017, ESG performance report 2017 and Annual report 2017, at the 2018 CSR prize awards, on October 10.
The judging committee said Ørsted is a “role model” for reporting practices on sustainability and the transition from fossil fuel to green energy.
“[The company] leaves the reader with optimism and trust that the company does what it says, by publishing a report that is brief, precise and reliable, and clearly establishes a vision for a future based on green energy,” said Denmark’s Crown Princess Mary, when announcing the recognition.
Priorities, programs, performance
The prize judging committee praised Ørsted's Sustainability report 2017 for clearly communicating and linking company strategy, priorities, programs and risk management, while basing all of that on target and performance data. They also remarked favorably on the report’s compact size and readability.
“Ørsted is among those companies that have rapidly transitioned from black to green energy, and is today one of the largest green energy developers in the world,” says Marianne Wiinholt, CFO of Ørsted.
“Sustainability is an important competitive factor for us, and our reporting on this area needs to reflect how we work to embed sustainability throughout our entire business. We’re delighted to be recognized for our efforts,” she adds.
