There are a significant number of entry points into the offshore wind market. From manufacturing to marketing, there is an urgent need for new businesses in the supply chain. Offshore wind 101 is a launching point for your exploration of working in the industry.

This webinar will present a case study from the recently leased Carolina Long Bay offshore wind farm to identify optimal seabed cable routes and coastal landfalls by using a combination of publicly available data, coupled with standard environmental impact assessment methodologies and GIS-based modeling and heat maps. Restricted to members only.

Floating Wind Solutions Conference and Exhibition is an opportunity for those who are presently involved in or seeking entry into floating wind to grow their network while gaining knowledge of the technical solutions available and supply chain innovations on demand.

This workshop is designed for K-12 science teachers and CTE teachers to gain a hands-on introduction to offshore wind energy and wind careers. Teachers will have the opportunity to participate in interactive turbine building activities and receive curriculum packets.

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.

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.