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.

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.

Join the most knowledgeable minds in clean energy at ACP’s CLEANPOWER event to chart the future of this powerful industry and explore the opportunities ahead. CLEANPOWER drives business growth by bringing together key decision-makers and stakeholders across the wind, solar, storage, hydrogen, and transmission industries for discussion, deal-making, networking, and a whole lot of fun. Session recordings will be made available for purchase on the event website in a few weeks.

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.

In this webinar hosted by NYSERDA, Mary Harvey and Cormac Dineen with Carbon Trust will discuss the emissions benefits of offshore wind compared to traditional sources of electricity, methods of calculating carbon footprint, and the importance of data in reaching a net zero offshore wind industry. Click on the image to be directed to the webinar recording.

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.