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<div><div><div><div>This event will convene leading New York policymakers, regulators, utilities, developers, power producers, and financiers to share timely insights on the policies, plans, opportunities, and challenges that will shape the states energy landscape in 2026 and beyond. Sessions will address topics such as resource valuation changes, domestic manufacturing and labor requirements, evolving roles for natural gas and nuclear power, and grid planning impacts from power intensive facilities, while offering a premier networking opportunity with more than 400 energy sector leaders from across New York.</div></div></div></div>

NY Energy Summit 2026

Windscape Brooklyn will be hosting an Open Hours session at their Sunset Park address. Visitors will be able to visit the center between 10 AM and 4 PM to view its facilities as well as engage with the team.

New York

Windscape Brooklyn Open Hours April 11

Windscape Brooklyn Open Hours April 9

Windscape Brooklyn Open Hours April 2

Getting projects off the ground is becoming more and more challenging. At ACP’s expanded Siting &amp; Permitting Conference, previously known as the Siting &amp; Environmental Compliance Conference, industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders convene to collaborate on challenges, best practices and solutions.ACP’s 2026 Siting &amp; Permitting Conference will be hosted in Aurora, CO from March 30 – April 1 at the Gaylord Rockies.

American Clean Power - Siting & Permitting Conference

Oceantic Network will host a free webinar as part of its Research and Innovations series. The session will explore how the offshore wind industry is addressing wind turbine radar interference while protecting the ocean monitoring systems that are essential for marine safety, environmental data collection, and project permitting. It will introduce the Wind Turbine Radar Interference Mitigation initiative and highlight how MARACOOS and its partners are advancing practical, publicly funded solutions. Attendees will also see a live demonstration of OceansMap, a free visualization tool that integrates metocean and developer data to support more informed offshore wind planning and operations.

New Jersey

Oceantic Network Clearing the Airwaves: No-Cost Resources for Mitigating Wind Turbine Radar Interference

In this webinar, Anna Ritzen with Ventolines will review timelines, sequencing, and key logistical considerations for construction and installation of offshore components of offshore wind projects. This webinar is part of the Learning from the Experts series hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives.

Learning from the Experts: Logistics of Offshore Construction

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), in collaboration with UPROSE, Equinor, NYC Economic Development Corporation, local labor unions, and workforce development partners, will be hosting an Offshore Wind and Union Apprenticeship Awareness Open House at New York’s Offshore Wind Learning Center. The event will share information on offshore wind career pathways in New York State, union career opportunities and apprenticeship programs, and ways to get involved. Registration is encouraged, and walk ins are welcome.

Offshore Wind and Union Apprenticeship Open House

Windscape Brooklyn will be hosting a prep session which will introduce participants to the role of labor unions in the offshore wind industry and prepare them to successfully engage in the Offshore Wind and Union Apprenticeship Awareness Open House. The session will review the run of show for the open house, outline key unions and apprenticeship and pre apprenticeship pathways in offshore wind, and will offer guidance on making a strong first impression while networking.

Windscape Brooklyn Prep Session for Union Apprenticeship Awareness Open House

Windscape Brooklyn will be hosting an Open Hours session at their Sunset Park address with a Turbine Building Workshop (first come first serve). Visitors will be able to visit the center between 10 AM and 4 PM to view its facilities as well as engage with the team. The workshop is open to all ages, but ideal for 6 to 12 years old engineers.

Windscape Brooklyn Open Hours March 7

Windscape Brooklyn will be hosting an Open Hours session at their Sunset Park address. Visitors will be able to visit the center between 1 PM and 7 PM to view its facilities as well as engage with the team.

Windscape Brooklyn Open Hours March 5

In this webinar, Dr. Paul Leahy with University College Cork and leader of the international Re-Wind Network will discuss emerging strategies for repurposing end-of-life wind turbine blades, including the networks, tools, and policies that are supporting innovative approaches.

Learning from the Experts: Strategies for Repurposing End-of-Life Offshore Wind Blades

Clean energy workers are the heart and soul of the industry and keeping them safe is our top priority. Industry leaders—from headquarters to the field—will gather soon to discuss safety best practices, workforce development, and optimizing operational assets at facilities at ACP’s Operations, Maintenance &amp; Safety Conference (OMS).This conference—and these discussions—are pivotal for making the clean energy industry stronger, safer, and more efficient.ACP’s Operations, Maintenance &amp; Safety Conference will be hosted in Orlando, FL from March 4 – 6 at the Gaylord Palms Resort.

American Clean Power - Operations, Maintenance & Safety Conference

Windscape Brooklyn will be hosting an Open Hours session with a Turbine Building Workshop (first come first serve) at their Sunset Park address. Visitors will be able to visit the center between 10 AM and 7 PM to view its facilities as well as engage with the team. The workshop is open to all ages, but ideal for 6 to 12 years old engineers.

Windscape Brooklyn Open Hours February 28

Windscape Brooklyn Open Hours February 26

As part of the Local Content Summit event series, the Maritime, Ports and Supply Chain Breakfast brings together government, industry, and community leaders to examine how local content requirements are reshaping competitiveness, compliance, and stakeholder engagement.The session highlights opportunities across the maritime, ports, and supply chain sectors to expand local economic participation, strengthen supplier networks, and build workforce capacity. Participants will hear from industry experts, join focused discussions, and form partnerships that drive measurable local impact and regional economic development.

WindScape Brooklyn Maritime, Ports and Supply Chain Breakfast

Offshore Wind Innovation Hub will be hosting The 2026 Windward Innovation Celebration. This is a networking and exhibit style event commemorating the successful completion of the 2025 Offshore Wind Innovation Hub Accelerator cohort. Presented by the Offshore Wind Innovation Hub at NYU Tandon Urban Future Lab and held alongside the 2026 International Partnering Forum hosted by Oceantic Network, the event offers an opportunity to engage directly with founders and teams developing next generation offshore wind and ocean technology solutions. Attendees will be able to explore ready to scale innovations, discuss emerging business opportunities, and build strategic partnerships with leaders advancing the offshore wind and ocean renewables sectors.

2026 Windward Innovation Celebration

The NOWRDC Technical Symposium is a focused convening designed to bring together industry, researchers, and public-sector leaders who are actively working to advance offshore wind and marine energy innovation. The event provides a dedicated networking environment where participants can engage deeply on current R&amp;D efforts, share lessons learned, and build partnerships that accelerate technology development and deployment. Through technical sessions and structured discussion, the symposium is intended to foster collaboration, surface practical insights, and help align near-term research priorities with industry needs.

2026 National Offshore Wind Research and Development Consortium (NOWRDC) Technical Symposium

Oceantic Network’s annual International Partnering Forum (IPF) lands in the Big Apple in 2026! IPF is the largest marine renewable energy conference in the Americas, empowering companies to innovate and diversify into business sectors including offshore wind and solar, wave, tidal, and green hydrogen. We will explore emerging technologies like floating data centers and marine carbon dioxide removal. We will anchor on the infrastructure that makes all of it happen: ports, vessels, the grid, and transmission.At IPF, U.S. and global industry experts gather to transform the blue economy through collaboration and innovation. It’s where you make connections, grow your business, and access insider knowledge you need to navigate the changing and developing industry.

International Partnering Forum 2026

In this webinar, Travis Miles with Rutgers University will provide an overview of regional oceanography and ecosystem dynamics and discuss emerging research about how infrastructure, including offshore wind projects, could influence oceanographic processes. This webinar is part of the Learning from the Experts series hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives. Click on the image to view the webinar recording.

Oceanographic Research and Offshore Wind

In this webinar, Travis Miles with Rutgers University will provide an overview of regional oceanography and ecosystem dynamics and discuss emerging research about how infrastructure, including offshore wind projects, could influence oceanographic processes.This webinar is part of the Learning from the Experts series hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives.

Learning from the Experts: Oceanographic Research and Offshore Wind

Urban Future Lab at NYU Tandon School of Engineering will host a New Year gathering that will bring together the Carbon to Value Initiative and the Offshore Wind Innovation Hub communities. The event will convene climate technology founders, partners, and supporters across clean energy and sustainable urban infrastructure to build cross sector connections, exchange insights, and recognize the companies shaping this growing ecosystem. The gathering will also mark the welcome of the Carbon to Value Year 5 Cohort alongside the broader Urban Future Lab portfolio.

Toast to 2026: Friends and Founders Mixer

This year, New Jersey Institute of Technology will proudly introduce the National Science Foundation (NSF) Industry-University Cooperative Research Centers Program (IUCRC) Center for Grid Enhancing Technologies for Offshore Wind Transmission and Integration (GOWIND) in its Planning Phase. This joint effort by NJIT and Rowan University showcases their collaborative mission to advance grid-enhancing technologies, strengthen energy transmission, and train the next generation of power system professionals.

New Jersey Future Energy Transmission Conference 2025

Each year, NYCETC brings together the city’s premier policymakers and practitioners to focus on career pathways, emerging industries, and the vital link between workforce and economic development.The 2025 NYCETC Conference: Advancing Affordability Through Jobs, Wages &amp; Wealth will bring together hundreds of public and private sector leaders—with thousands more online—to champion economic mobility and advance a livable and affordable New York City.

2025 NYCETC Conference

This event will highlight the current needs and priorities of offshore wind workforce education, explain how businesses can benefit from these cross sector partnerships, and outline clear opportunities for future collaboration. Attend to learn how a major infrastructure build out at the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal is being advanced through coordinated work across industry, innovation, and education.

Expert Talk + Tour with WindScape Brooklyn: Where Industry Meets Education

<div><div><div><div><div><div>The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) will host Clean Energy Office Hours, a virtual information session designed for companies interested in New Jersey’s clean energy financing and incentive programs. Participants will hear brief presentations, have the opportunity to ask questions, and connect directly with NJEDA’s Clean Energy Team. The main program will run for approximately 30 minutes, followed by additional time for questions and networking. This session will provide valuable insights for businesses seeking to advance clean energy initiatives in New Jersey.</div></div></div></div></div></div>

NJEDA Clean Energy Office Hours

This networking event brings together professionals working across the offshore wind sector to exchange ideas, expand connections, and foster collaboration in a casual setting. Participants can engage with peers from a range of disciplines including development, policy, engineering, and community engagement while discussing current projects, emerging opportunities, and the broader future of offshore wind. The gathering is designed to strengthen relationships, support knowledge sharing, and contribute to the continued growth of the offshore wind community.

NYC Offshore Wind Drinks!

In this webinar, Jim Bennett and Ian Voparil will draw from their decades of experience with Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) and Shell, respectively, to discuss how America's offshore expertise gained from oil development is informing the responsible and effective development of offshore wind energy.This webinar is part of the Learning from the Experts series hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives. Click on the image to view the webinar's recording and presentation slides.

Learning from the Experts: Repurposing Offshore Expertise - Lessons Learned from Oil

The Yes to Wind Week of Action brings together organizations, community members, and industry partners to highlight the growing role of offshore wind in creating economic opportunity and advancing environmental goals. Through coordinated public events, educational activities, media outreach, and community engagement, the initiative demonstrates broad support for responsible offshore wind development. Participants can learn about job creation, workforce training, environmental benefits, and long term community impacts, while also gaining a clearer understanding of how offshore wind fits into regional and national clean energy strategies. This effort provides a platform for informed dialogue, shared learning, and collective visibility around the future of sustainable energy.

Oceantic Network's Yes to Wind 2025 Week of Action

WindScape Brooklyn will host a family-friendly, hands-on learning event at the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal, inviting the community to explore how offshore wind will reshape New York’s waterfront. Visitors will be able to engage with WindScape’s interactive learning center, which will unpack the science behind wind turbine technology and highlight the history of wind energy and advocacy in Sunset Park. Families and children of all ages will be encouraged to join a Turbine-Building Workshop from 2:00 to 3:00 PM, available on a first-come, first-serve basis with registration at the front desk. The event will offer an engaging opportunity to learn, create, and experience the promise of clean energy along Brooklyn’s working waterfront.

WindScape Brooklyn Open Hours December 18

The ACP PEAK Conference is a leading event for professionals across the clean energy sector who are focused on maximizing the performance and efficiency of wind, solar, storage, and hybrid projects. Hosted by the American Clean Power Association, PEAK brings together experts in data analysis, resource modeling, and operational assessment to share the latest strategies, tools, and innovations driving project success. With sessions covering advanced forecasting, climate risk, machine learning, and technology performance, the conference offers a unique opportunity to collaborate, exchange insights, and stay at the forefront of clean energy optimization.

ACP PEAK: Performance, Modeling & Assessment Conference

In this webinar, Serene Hamsho with the American Offshore Wind Academy will explore how AI is being and will be deployed in offshore wind development and operations -- from siting decisions and environmental impact assessments to optimizing operations and improving environmental protection.This webinar is part of the Learning from the Experts series hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives. If you missed the event, watch a recording of the webinar here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zTMWFd6opg&amp;list=PLNs7tyvrkK1Vv06lE5zVgJpa64X619TEL&amp;index=59

Learning from the Experts: AI Applications in Offshore Wind Development and Operations

Join the We Source NYC team for an evening to connect with leaders in the offshore wind industry and learn about procurement processes and opportunities. The event will feature a panel and mixer, on Brooklyn Grange's rooftop (indoors) with sweeping views of SBMT.

Offshore Wind Exchange: Insights and Opportunities

Offshore wind remains essential for meeting state and national climate goals, decarbonizing the grid, and strengthening long-term energy security. The development of transmission infrastructure is critical for the success of offshore wind projects. A coordinated and forward-thinking approach to transmission planning—one that integrates both offshore and onshore systems and aligns with broader grid strategies—will be vital for interconnecting future capacity and ensuring the viability of planned projects.  To continue advancing this essential conversation and to support this vital industry, Global Transmission Report is hosting its 9th Annual Offshore Wind Transmission US conference on September 25-26, 2025, at New York Marriott Downtown.  Our mission is to bring together key stakeholders to address ongoing challenges, share insights, and explore solutions for building the transmission backbone needed for offshore wind success. In the current political climate, this gathering is more important than ever. It is not just an opportunity to stay the course, but to strengthen it. By keeping the dialogue active and realigning collaborative efforts, we can ensure that the offshore wind sector continues to make progress.

Offshore Wind Transmission US - 9th Annual Conference

In this webinar, Maureen Kallgren with the United States Coast Guard (USCG) will provide an overview of navigational safety considerations for offshore wind development and the role of USCG.This webinar is part of the <a href="https://www.nyserda.ny.gov/All-Programs/Offshore-Wind/Focus-Areas/Connecting-With-New-Yorkers/Webinar-Series">Learning from the Experts</a> series hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives.

Learning from the Experts: Navigational Safety and Offshore Wind

The halls of Congress are buzzing as lawmakers prepare to tackle energy and infrastructure permitting reform with major implications for the offshore wind industry. While reform is seen as a chance to set clear guardrails and depoliticize the sector, recent federal actions and political pressure highlight the urgency of engagement. In this member-exclusive webinar, Oceantic will share an insider’s update on congressional negotiations, the measures we are advocating for, and how permitting reform could reshape the industry’s future.

Quarterly Member Webinar: How Permitting Reform Can Change the Federal Landscape

In this webinar, Joseph Majkut with the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) will discuss key aspects of domestic energy security and how offshore wind will be an important part of a diversified energy portfolio.

Learning from the Experts: How Offshore Wind Contributes to Domestic Energy Security

In this webinar, Annie Murphy with INSPIRE Environmental will discuss the importance of conducting long-term monitoring of benthic habitats during offshore wind development and how research findings - both from mature projects in other parts of the world and recent projects in the United States – can impact future decision making.

Learning from the Experts: Benthic Habitat Research for Offshore Wind

In this webinar, Rebecca Williams with the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) will discuss observed timelines for adoption of offshore wind technology around the world and the external forces that have shaped periods of advancement and setbacks in energy development.

Learning from the Experts: Adopting New Technologies - Offshore Wind Around the World

In this webinar, Tyler Boje and Jonathan Lints with Clarksons will discuss the inventory of vessels available to serve the U.S. offshore wind market, the impacts of constraints and bottlenecks, and opportunities for future investments. Click on the image to watch a recording of the webinar.

NYSERDA Learning from the Experts: Offshore Wind Vessels - Constraints and Opportunities

CLEANPOWER 2025

The Handbook of Scour and Cable Protection Methods is the result of a multi-year research program performed as a Joint Industry Project with the contribution of over 20 industrial partners. This project was initiated from the observation that no good and generically applicable design formulae and guidelines exist to protect offshore structures against scour. Instead, there are various existing methods and concepts that lack a sound basis for design. Different parties apply different solutions against scour around the support structure with varying degrees of success.  After the event, Oceantic Network released <a href="https://publications.deltares.nl/Deltares250.pdf">this file</a> that includes related information and findings shared during the event. The <a href="https://publications.deltares.nl/Deltares250.pdf">PDF</a> contains underlying technical reports and experimental data to stimulate further development and collaboration on scour protection design within both academia and industry.

Webinar: The Handbook of Scour and Cable Protection Methods

Now in its 18th year, the Waterfront Conference continues to be the premier forum for discussion, collaboration, and innovative strategy development for the New York-New Jersey region and the nation at large. More than 600 participants, including policymakers, community leaders, scientists, engineers, architects, academics, and environmental advocates, as well as professionals from labor, real estate, insurance, and financial services will take part. The conference features several events on maritime activities and wind energy generation, including a networking event for offshore wind industry professionals.

2025 Waterfront Conference

Siting & Permitting Conference

Offshore Wind 101

Operations, Maintenance & Safety Conference

State of the States is a three-part member-only webinar that presents an overview of offshore wind activities and opportunities state-by-state. The series features key state and federal representatives who will share updates about offshore wind developments in the past year and activities and opportunities planned for 2025. Click the image to go to the event website, and register to view the recording.

State of the States Webinar Series

Building on a strong two-year track record, this six-month intensive program provides unparalleled support for innovators looking to develop novel technology and advance commercialization in the New York offshore wind market.Selected cohort companies will work closely with <a href="http://www.equinor.com/NY" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Equinor</a>, a global energy company currently developing the 3.3 GW <a href="https://www.empirewind.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Empire Wind offshore wind farm</a>. The partners will also transform the <a href="https://www.equinor.com/news/us/groundbreaking-at-south-brooklyn-marine-terminal-to-transform-port-into-nyc-offshore-wind-hub" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">South Brooklyn Marine Terminal</a> into an offshore wind hub, which will be one of the largest dedicated offshore wind port facilities in the United States.The Offshore Wind Innovation Hub is an initiative, led by Equinor, in collaboration with <a href="http://ufl.nyc/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Urban Future Lab</a> at <a href="https://engineering.nyu.edu/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NYU Tandon School of Engineering</a>, and <a href="https://nationaloffshorewind.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">National Offshore Wind R&amp;D Consortium</a> - supported by <a href="https://edc.nyc/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">New York City Economic Development Corporation</a>. Technologies in scope:<ul><li>Wind power and site characterization—geospatial surveying, metocean data collection, analysis, and integration.</li><li>Project and port development—logistics planning, safety improvements, supply chain management, and component handling.</li><li>Installation, commissioning, and construction—component transport, safety enhancement,  digital planning, and quality assurance tools.</li><li>Transmission improvement—substations, coordinated transmission, and cable technologies.</li><li>Operations and maintenance—safety enhancement, advanced monitoring, prediction, diagnostics, workforce management, and energy production. </li><li>Solutions to reduce conflicts and enable co-existence with ocean users—wildlife monitoring, impact mitigation, and fisheries information technology.</li><li>Stakeholder engagement and education—interactive visualization tools, virtual reality experiences, community outreach platforms, and educational resources to raise awareness about offshore wind benefits.</li></ul>Program benefits: <ul><li>Intensive acceleration programming to advance solution development and industry understanding.</li><li>Scale-up support and access to individualized mentorship from Equinor and industry experts.</li><li>Bespoke entrepreneurial assistance and professional development programming advancing executive management skills.</li><li>Comprehensive business development coaching through NYSERDA entrepreneur-in-residence programming, pitch sparring, strategic planning, and support program guidance. </li><li>Exclusive network access and introductions to OWIH's rich ecosystem of industry stakeholders, investors, thought leaders, and public entities.</li><li>Tenantship at the OWIH office co-located with Equinor in Industry City, Brooklyn.</li></ul>

Offshore Wind Innovation Hub 2025 Accelerator Program Virtual Information Sessions

For 70 years, the demand for U.S. electricity has increasingly been decoupled from economic growth. But that trend is about to be reversed, driven by burgeoning data center development, a resurgence in energy-intensive manufacturing, and wider electrification. Technology C-suite executives – used to moving at lightning speed – are realizing that energy may be the largest constraint on their growth. This presentation will provide an assessment of the range of electricity demand over the next five years, dynamics unique to power markets, early indications of innovations, and suggestions on policy recommendations. Click the image to go to the event website, and register to view the recording.

Gridlock: The U.S. Energy Demand Dilemma (Featuring Chris Seiple with Wood Mackenzie)

In this webinar, Jon Thursby, Paul Zarnowiecki, Adam Griffin, and Alfred Weightman with Orrick, Herrington &amp; Sutcliffe discuss how state offtake contracts for offshore wind are being designed to incorporate flexible and adaptive terms that manage financial risks, and how federal support, such as tax incentives and grants, is being integrated into these contracts to help achieve cost reductions, stimulate investment, and meet the nation’s renewable energy goals. Click the image to watch the event recording.

NYSERDA Learning from the Experts: Offshore Wind Contract Mechanisms to Manage Risk

National Offshore Wind R&D Symposium 2024

CleanTechnica is a leading media source for cleantech news and analysis covering topics such as clean energy, electric transportation, and energy poverty. Their Sustainable Business Virtual Trade Show will allow businesses to showcase their products without the need for travel, staffing, setup, or breakdown costs. The event will be recorded and posted on the CleanTechnica YouTube channel.

Sustainable Business Virtual Trade Show

Hosted as part of New York State Energy Research and Development Authority's (NYSERDA) Clean Energy Events, this hour long webinar will feature speaker Walt Musial, Chief Engineer for Offshore Wind for the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). The presentation will discuss the benefits and challenges of increasing offshore wind turbine size, including cost and risk implications and impacts to the offshore wind supply chain.

NYSERDA Learning from the Experts: Scaling Offshore Wind Turbines

Please join NYSERDA's Offshore Wind Team for a webinar explaining the interactions between NYSERDA's offshore wind and supply chain solicitations and providing other program updates.

NYSERDA Offshore Wind Program Webinar

The International WorkBoat Show, produced by the same team as WorkBoat Magazine and WorkBoat.com, is a trade-only conference and exposition for Commercial Vessel Owners, Operators, and Builders as well as the Vendors and Suppliers that serve them. As the maritime industry embraces innovation, the WorkBoat Show remains at the forefront, driving progress and propelling the industry forward. This event will include educational programming, exhibitor stands, and netwroking and special events such as the State of The Jones Act Breakfast, Significant Boats Awards and Happy Hour, Women in Maritime Luncheon, and Maritime Throwdown. View the event's presentation slides <a href="https://www.workboatshow.com/2024-main-stage-presentations/">here</a>.

International Workboat Show

Hosted as part of New York State Energy Research and Development Authority's (NYSERDA) Clean Energy Events, this hour long webinar will feature speaker Dr. Bruce Bailey, Executive in Residence of the Center of Excellence in Weather &amp; Climate Analytics at University at Albany. Dr. Bailey will discuss considerations for designing offshore wind projects to withstand extreme weather events, such as hurricanes.

NYSERDA Learning from the Experts: Offshore Wind Turbine Design for Extreme Weather Events