Oceantic Network
The Oceantic Network, formerly known as the Business Network for Offshore Wind, is the premier member-based organization dedicated to growing the offshore wind and other ocean renewable industries and their supply chains.
Coastal communities play a vital role in the success of offshore wind development. This webinar presentation will review the results of 35 community interviews in East Hampton, NY, New London, CT, Narragansett, RI, New Bedford, MA, and Martha's Vineyard, MA, carried out in 2022.
Offshore Wind 101 is a half-hour webinar designed for New England businesses that are seeking an introduction to the offshore wind industry. 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 energy is witnessing remarkable growth, driven by the global shift towards sustainable and renewable energy sources. A pivotal innovation in this domain is floating offshore wind technology, which represents a transformative opportunity in harnessing wind energy from deep waters.
Join fellow Oceantic Network members for breakfast and conversation at our quarterly New Jersey Member Breakfast at Nellie’s Food Lounge. The event is free to attend, but advance registration is required.
This webinar will share an overview of a study that adopts a two-pronged approach, beginning with a technical review of the current state-of-the-art Floating Offshore Wind Technology (FOWT), drawing from a wide range of literature, industry reports, and guidelines.
WindEnergy Hamburg is one of the largest wind conferences in the world, bringing in nearly 40,000 people across the globe. As part of the Global Gateway Hamburg delegation, participants will be connected to key players in the global onshore and offshore wind industry.
Participants of the Global Gateway delegation trip to Aberdeen, Scotland will gain in-depth knowledge of floating offshore wind developments. Delegates will attend the annual Floating Offshore Wind conference, exhibit as part of the U.S. Offshore Wind Pavilion, build connections with the international marketplace and supply chain, and participate in a Floating Offshore Wind Study Tour.
Offshore Wind 101 is a half-hour webinar designed for New England businesses that are seeking an introduction to the offshore wind industry. 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.
Our ability to meet the projected demand for floating offshore wind hulls requires a broader look at hull materials, industrial production capacity, and port requirements. This webinar will address diversifying the hull supply chain by considering concrete hulls in addition to steel hulls.
Participants of the Global Gateway delegation trip to Brazil will gain in-depth knowledge of offshore wind developments in Brazil. On this trip, delegates will attend the annual Brazil Windpower conference, exhibit with U.S. Offshore Wind Pavilion, build connections with the international marketplace, and participate in an Offshore Wind Study Tour.
Join fellow Oceantic Network members for breakfast and conversation at our quarterly Maryland Member Breakfast at Eastern Atlantic States Carpenters. The event is free to attend, but advance registration is required.
On the continental shelf off New Jersey, including the planned offshore Wind Energy Areas, the ocean is characterized by remarkable variability across time scales from days to seasons to decades. With offshore wind construction scheduled to begin within the next few years, it is critical that oceanographic and ecological baseline monitoring begins quickly.