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America's growing offshore wind power industry — now projected to generate 18.6 GW of clean, cost-effective power in seven states on the Atlantic Seaboard by 2030 — is presenting a nearly $70 billion CAPEX revenue opportunity to businesses in the offshore wind power supply chain over the course of the next decade. In this webinar, the Special Initiative on Offshore Wind (SIOW) and Renewables Consulting Group (RCG), present the predicted volume of components and revenue opportunities for suppliers within this $70 billion CAPEX opportunity between now and 2030, with quantification broken down by industry component, and by state.

The webinar also discusses the typical contracting timelines for major offshore wind components. Speakers includes Justin Gerdes (Moderator), Contributing Writer, Greentech Media, Stephanie McClellan, Director, Special Initiative on Offshore Wind, University of Delaware, Simon Redfern, Senior Director, The Renewables Consulting Group.

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The AWEA Offshore Compliance Recommended Practices (RP) (2012) – AWEA OCRP 2012, developed in 2012, is an AWEA large turbine compliance guideline for offshore wind energy. This RP is intended to provide guidance on recommended practices for design, deployment, and operations of offshore wind turbines in the U.S.

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Join AWEA for presentations from experienced industry leaders Keith Martin (Chadbourne Parke LLP) and Jérôme Guillet (Green Giraffe) as they walk through the unique issues related to offshore wind finance. Mr. Martin will focus on how tax treatments in the U.S. effects economics of a project. Mr. Guillet will discuss the results of the most recent European offshore wind tenders and the factors (regulatory industrial financial) that have made possible the massive drop in pricing and how much of this can be replicated in the U.S. Featured Speakers: Jérôme Guillet Managing Director Green GiraffeKeith Martin Partner Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP

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AWEA Offshore Wind Power U.S. Economic Impact Assessment & Support Offshore Wind Campaign Launch

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This package includespresentations fromfive different sessions presented atAWEAOffshore WINDPOWER 2016. Sessions included in this package are: Special Session: 2016 Update to the National Offshore Wind Strategy Offshore Wind: What’s Next? - A Facilitated Discussion with the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Technology Spotlight: Floating Wind Stakeholder Engagement Ocean Planning Practical Approaches to Project Design Environmental Assessment and Permitting: Creating Value Reducing Risk You will also receivethe posters that were featured during the conference highlighting the latest research in offshore wind energy from authorsrepresenting organizations at the forefront of the industry.

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This package includes presentation and audio files from the AWEA Offshore WINDPOWER Conference. Sessions include:•Welcome Opening:oKeynote speeches from Lt. Governor Kathy Hochul Tom Kiernan Dr. Tim UnruhoPresentation by Phillip Beiter NREL oOffshore Wind Leaders panel discussion •Ocean Planning: New Data and Stakeholder Engagement Tools•Cross Industry Engagement: Seizing Opportunities Cultivating Partnerships •Realizing the Supply Chain Jobs Potential of the East Coast•Progressing Various Technologies to Spur Offshore Wind Development•Continuing the Permitting and Leasing Momentum•Steering a Successful course Towards Project Approval•Preparing U.S. Ports Vessels for Offshore Wind Deployment •First Look into the New York Offshore Wind Master Plan Also included are 41 poster files presented at the conference which highlight the latest research in offshore wind energy from authors representing organizations at the forefront of the industry.

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Industry experts share the latest research and important insights into the wind industry from the Offshore WINDPOWER 2019 Conference in this presentation package available for purchase. This education package includes streaming recordings, presentation handouts, and posters from the conference.

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The U.S. offshore wind industry is set to deliver significant economic benefits over the next decade. In addition to providing clean, affordable, and reliable power, the U.S. Offshore Wind Power Economic Impact Assessment estimates that developing 30,000 megawatts (MW) of offshore wind along the East Coast could support up to 83,000 jobs and deliver $25 billion in annual economic output by 2030.

AWEA is focused on reconstructing the 2020 Offshore WINDPOWER Virtual Summit to create a valuable and successful online experience allowing you to connect during this critical time in the offshore wind sector. Participants will have available live presentations, on-demand sessions, matchmaking, a marketplace of product & service providers, and unique shared social experiences.

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The AWEA Environmental, Health, and Safety Committee created this guidance document to assist offshore wind energy employers with the development of the health and safety program for offshore wind energy.

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This package includes 36 presentations from 8 different sessions presented at the AWEA Offshore WINDPOWER Conference 2014. Sessions included in this package are: Partnering to Reduce Costs Smart Ocean Planning Designing Offshore Foundations for US Conditions Building a Strong Domestic Supply Chain from the Start Advances in Metocean and Resource Assessment Creating a Safe and Ready Workforce The Key Ingredients for a Successful Offshore Transmission Project and DOE Advanced Technology Demonstration Project Initiative.

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Wondering how American suppliers will join in the first wave of offshore wind projects? A panel of industry experts will describe how a new domestic supply chain is taking shape along the US East Coast. Learn about the first U.S. Marine Commerce Terminal for wind in the Port of New Bedford Massachusetts the port construction taking place to handle the large offshore wind turbine components today and the planning to manufacture the large components: foundations towers blades and nacelles. The session will also examine the recently completed study“U.S. Wind Energy Manufacturing and Supply Chain: A Competiveness Analysis” and identify where the needs are for innovation and cost reduction. Discover what’s needed most as U.S. offshore wind farms are developed and approved and how to qualify for work in this new industry.

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One of the most important aspects of the emerging offshore renewable energy industry is ensuring our local workforce is ready to take advantage of these job opportunities. Preparing the offshore wind workforce in the U.S. raises a few questions such as are there industry standards or best practices for workforce development in the U.S. and what specific types of training will be required? This session examines the training and education programs currently available and discusses how the wind energy industry is ensuring worker safety and health practices for offshore wind energy. To address these issues an overview will be provided of the comprehensive health and safety zero-harm workforce training and development necessary to prepare US workers for the offshore renewable energy industry.