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February 28, 2024

Learn about offshore wind business innovations from the winners of Startup Alley!

For the third year, Oceantic Network has partnered with SeaAhead, a blue tech innovation platform that helps accelerate the growth and development of new companies who are working on issues related to ocean industries and sustainability.

SeaAhead has selected 10 startup companies to deliver five-minute pitches to IPF attendees. Congratulations to the following companies (see below) who have been selected to present their business innovations at 2024 IPF! Companies will present their pitches in two sessions on Wednesday, April 24 and Thursday, April 25. View the full IPF agenda here.

Attender

Attender is the fastest growing AI-powered digital procurement platform in the wind industry. Transparency and open competition for services in the wind industry is hard. Attender makes it easy. Attender takes the pain out of services procurement with an end-to-end platform for RFQ generation and management, job communication and coordination, and after completion reporting and invoicing. Based in Providence, Rhode Island, Attender is the Human-in-the -Loop AI solution for wind industry services procurement.

Deep Anchor Solutions

Deep Anchor Solutions (DAS) is committed to expediting the adoption of renewable energy projects, particularly in the floating offshore wind and other offshore sectors. Our innovative deeply embedded ring anchor (DERA) goes beyond conventional solutions by offering cost-effectiveness, install ability in any soil with marine life-friendly quiet installation, multiline potential, and omni-directional loading capabilities—ensuring adaptability to fit any mooring or loading configuration. With this versatility, combined with local manufacturing, rapid fabrication, and mass production capability, DAS stands as a leader in facilitating greater and more rapid adoption of renewable energy projects across diverse scenarios.

Ecowind Solutions

EcoWind Solutions is at the forefront of revolutionizing project management and operations for the offshore wind supply chain. Our platform, EcoWind Solutions, serves as a comprehensive project management system designed for the unique needs of the offshore wind industry. With innovative products like EcoWind Pro, offering automated robotic welding scripts, and EnviroGuard, an IoT monitoring system for secondary components, we streamline project execution, enhance efficiency, and ensure the sustainability of offshore wind projects. Our mission is to empower tomorrow sustainably, fostering collaboration and efficiency within the industry.

Ithaca Clean Energy

Ithaca Clean Energy, Ltd is a cleantech digital solutions, stakeholder management, and consultancy services company that aims to facilitate the sustainable deployment and growth of offshore wind in the U.S. Our solution, ODISY (“Offshore Wind Data Integrated System”), is a digital twin for offshore wind projects. ODISY allows fully modular monitoring of offshore wind asset structural health and harnesses marine data to provide accessible analytics for offshore wind farm performance. ODISY can monitor project conditions in real time and perform scenario-based simulations, increasing efficiency and reducing project costs. Our solution optimizes operations, maintenance, and management throughout the offshore wind project lifecycle.

IWNL Energy

IWNL Energy is a consulting firm dedicated to fostering growth in the renewable energy sector through our expert training, workshops, and consulting services. Specializing in offshore wind energy, our focus is on data-informed training and development, ensuring that both individuals and organizations are well-equipped with the latest insights and competencies needed for success in this dynamic industry. Complementing our expertise, IWNL Energy is introducing the “Energy Career Navigator,” a unique tool that helps individuals discover where they fit in the rapidly growing offshore wind industry based upon their skills and interests.

Open Ocean Robotics

Open Ocean Robotics offers safer, more affordable, and sustainable ways to collect and manage oceanographic and maritime data. Our autonomous robotic data collection platform and cloud-based software system provide real-time data acquisition with AI-driven analytics. Open Ocean Robotics is helping to navigate a sustainable future by empowering offshore wind development with autonomous unmanned surface vehicles (USVs). The data collected from day one will advance understanding of wind and wildlife patterns across entire lease areas to inform the most environmentally responsible and efficient design, project layout, safe and reliable operations and maintenance, and optimal turbine siting.

RCAM Technologies

RCAM Technologies, a cleantech startup with offices in Boulder and Los Angeles, specializes in developing innovative concrete products and solutions tailored for the marine renewable energy sector. Our product portfolio includes gravity, suction, and torpedo anchors, fixed-bottom and floating foundations, and energy storage spheres for a variety of markets including offshore wind, floating solar, wave energy, and more. These products are engineered using cutting-edge automated construction methods, such as 3D concrete printing, allowing precise customization and high cost-effectiveness.

Triton Anchor

Triton Anchor is a leading developer of anchoring technology for floating offshore wind and marine renewable energy industries with cost-effective anchoring solutions. Our helical pile-based solution is more efficient than competitors resulting in a lower installed cost for the client while enabling local fabrication with an environmentally friendly installation method. Our product uses highly efficient helical piles, already manufactured in mass quantity for land-based civil construction industries, that are grouped together with an exterior caisson to provide a modular anchor that is best in class. Combining our anchor with our silent subsea installation tool gives the client more vessel availability and the most environmentally friendly installation. Triton Anchor has over 40 years of expertise in the offshore energy and anchoring industries and offers EPC services to global floating offshore wind project developers.

Veer Renewables

Established in 2022, Veer Renewables is at the forefront of innovative R&D solutions for the onshore and offshore wind industry. With a focus on meteorology and data science, we provide unparalleled tools and insights that empower owner/operators, investors, and other stakeholders to comprehensively assess the performance of their wind assets, both existing and prospective. Our flagship product, WakeMap, leverages numerical weather prediction technology to analyze and elucidate the effects of “long wakes”—wind speed reductions downstream of wind farms that have been observed to extend more than 100 kilometers under specific atmospheric conditions. This critical but largely overlooked phenomenon is now gaining significant attention, with stakeholders increasingly turning to WakeMap to better understand the future performance of their assets and refine their bids for upcoming lease areas.

Wave Power Engineering

Wave Power Engineering runs the Wave Mill Project (WM), an ocean wave energy converter, which works quietly and does not have moving parts. The WM design is based on the concept of reciprocating air pumps. The WM creates unidirectional, uninterruptable and continuous air flow, which feeds embedded air turbines. The cost of kWh competes with power from the main grid. The combination of the continuous uninterruptable power supply and the large and flat deck creates a perfect foundation for a wide range of customer applications, including power supply for islands and close to shore communities; floating break water and marina; coastal protection; green hydrogen production; floating support facility for offshore industries; mariculture (fish cages, oyster farms; and tourism and recreational (artificial reef, diving platforms, boatels).

February 12, 2024

Aikido Technologies
American Clean Power Association
Aspen Environmental Group
Baird & Associates Ltd.
Bardex Corporation
BSEE
California Energy Commission
Chronicle Heritage
Clean Energy Terminals
COWI
Curtin Maritime
EarthGrid PBC
Equinor
Floventis – CADEMO
Foss Offshore Wind
Fugro
General Dynamics NASSCO
Ghirardelli Associates, Inc
Golden State Wind
Gregg Drilling/Sealaska
Haley and Aldrich, Inc.
HamiltonJet
HDR
Helmut’s Marine Service
IBEW Local 11
ICF
IRONWORKERS LOCAL 433

K&L Gates LLP
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Moffatt & Nichol
Nor Cal Carpenters Union
Norwegian Consulate General in San Francisco
Oceantic Network
Perkins Coie LLP
Port of Hueneme, Oxnard Harbor District
Port of Long Beach
Port of Los Angeles
Port of Richmond CA
Port of Stockton
Port San Luis Harbor District
Ramboll
Renewable Northwest
Royal Advisors & Consultants
RWE
Schottel Inc.
The Northwest Seaport Alliance
United Brotherhood of Carpenters – Northern California Regional Council
US Army Corps of Engineers
Vestas
Washington Maritime Blue
Western States Regional Council of Carpenters

February 8, 2024

Oceanic Network’s Next Wave initiatives are designed to empower and shape the future of the U.S. offshore wind and ocean renewables workforce. We offer young professionals access to professional development training, networking opportunities, peer-to-peer knowledge exchange, leadership recognition, and collegiate scholarships. Next Wave programming is designed for young professionals ages 35 years and younger.

For 2024 IPF, we encourage young professionals to attend the Next Wave Educational Sessions, followed by the Next Wave Networking Reception (Wednesday, April 24 | View IPF Agenda). Review the tips below to maximize your time at IPF Week.

To get the most of your conference, set goals on what you want to accomplish before arriving

Is there something specific you need to learn or a roadblock where you need help?
Are there people you want to meet? Anyone specific?
Are you looking for clients or to set up a partnership?

Top 5 things To Do at 2024 IPF Week

1: Attend Next Wave Programming

Attend the Next Wave Educational Session and Next Wave Reception, taking place on Wednesday, April 24. View the agenda for complete details!

2: Participate in Networking Events

IPF is known for networking opportunities. Take advantage of events to meet influential people, ask questions, exchange ideas, find a mentor, establish valuable relationships, and strengthen your network.

a. SPIN (Socialize, Partner, Interact and Network)
Tuesday, April 23 (4-6 p.m.) and Wednesday, April 24 (5-6:30 p.m.)

Kick off happy hour with drinks and networking in the Exhibit Hall. Make new connections, catch up with old colleagues and explore the exhibitor booths in this informal social gathering. All attendees will receive two drink tickets to use at stations located throughout the hall, as well as light appetizers.

b. Networking Meals
Wednesday, April 24 (11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.) and Thursday (12:30 – 1:45 p.m.)

Grab food and join any table to make new acquaintances. Also, check the agenda for sponsored lunches taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday!

c. Offshore Wind Drinks Live & Late-Night Networking
Wednesday, April 24 (8:00 p.m. – midnight)

The popular, after-hours get together returns to IPF this year! Join your industry colleagues for drinks, food, and live music from the all-industry band, “Making Wind.”

d. Closing Reception Thursday, April 25 (4:30-5:30 p.m.)

3: Attend the U.S. Premiere of Planet Wind

Don’t miss the U.S. premiere of Planet Wind (Tuesday, April 23 at 8 p.m.) a new film that explores the history, culture and transformative potential of offshore wind across the globe.

4: Visit the Exhibit Floor

Featuring 400+ exhibitors, the Exhibit Hall is the place to meet new people and make connections. View the agenda for Exhibit Hall hours.

5: Use the WindMatch™ App

WindMatch™ is a proven networking service that provides IPF attendees the opportunity to speak one-on-one with decision-makers from top offshore wind companies from across the globe! The app goes live in March. Take the time to set up meetings and plan your networking in advance!

Bonus Activity – Have Fun!

Join the Fun Run (walk or run) around New Orleans
Relax with Yoga

February 2, 2024

Let your network know that you will be participating in the inaugural Floating OSW Port & Vessel Summit, taking place February 22 in Sacramento, CA. Whether you are an attendee, speaker, or sponsor, use the marketing and social media tools below to share information about the Summit with your colleagues – let the industry know you are ready to connect in Sacramento!

Download the promotional toolkit to access sample email, newsletter, and social media copy.

Make sure you are following Oceantic Network on your favorite social platforms and tag us in your posts:

Use the following hashtags in your posts so that the Network can find them and share:

#offshorewind #floatingoffshorewind #FloatingOSW

SAMPLE SOCIAL POSTS FOR SPEAKERS

I’m excited to be speaking at the inaugural Floating OSW Port & Vessel Summit, taking place February 22 in Sacramento. Hosted by Oceantic Network [tag] (in partnership with the California Port of Authorities (CAPA) [tag] I’m looking forward to connecting with colleagues to set goals, tackle challenges, and unlock business opportunities for port infrastructure and specialized vessels on the West Coast. Don’t miss out on this chance to shape the future of the industry! Register: https://bit.ly/3tOWPTY

Join me in Sacramento! I look forward to speaking at the Floating OSW Port & Vessel Summit, hosted by @oceanticnetwork. I will be part of the following panel: [NAME OF PANEL]. View the full agenda + register: https://bit.ly/3tOWPTY [inset graphic]

SAMPLE SOCIAL POSTS FOR ATTENDEES/ SPONSORS

I/we are thrilled to [ATTEND/ SPONSOR] the inaugural Floating OSW Port & Vessel Summit, taking place February 22 in Sacramento! Together, let’s discuss and identify pathways to success for critical port infrastructure and vessel demands in the U.S. floating offshore wind industry. Don’t miss this opportunity to collaborate and unlock the West Coast’s port & vessel business opportunities. Presented by Oceantic Network [tag] https://bit.ly/3tOWPTY [Insert graphic]

I will be [ATTENDING/SPONSORING] the Floating OSW Port & Vessel Summit, Feb 22 in Sacramento. I can’t wait to identify challenges + propose pathways to success to meet port infrastructure + vessel demands in the U.S. floating offshore wind industry. Register: https://bit.ly/3tOWPTY [Insert graphic]

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January 31, 2024

Traveling to New Orleans for 2024 IPF? As you make plans, be sure to leave time to experience the city’s stunning architecture, delicious and varied cuisine, and unique culture that have led to New Orleans being described as America’s “most European” city. In addition to the recommendations below, check out our IPF map that that has all conference events as well as our food and sight-seeing recommendations.

New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival kicks off on April 25 (the final day of IPF Week). The city’s largest music festival celebrates Louisiana art and culture and offers an eclectic variety of music, food, and entertainment that few festivals can match. Best-selling artists will be joined by more than 500 musicians playing across dozens of genres from jazz to reggae to blues. While music dominates the headlines each year, the true value of Jazz Fest lies in its cultural variety. There are 15 stages and multiple tents across the fairgrounds `offering different musical genres, local foods, and fun activities.

Jazz Fest is also a great place to find a wide sampling of southern Louisiana food. Some of the best restaurants are a bit of a drive from the city, but many set up booths at Jazz Fest, offering some of the best foods all in one place. While you’re enjoying the musical acts, enjoy freshly cooked gumbo, jambalaya, pasta, po’ boys, and more. Check out a sampling of last year’s food.

French Quarter Attractions

With a rich history spanning over 300 years, New Orleans has lots to see and do. Start with the iconic French Quarter, the city’s oldest neighborhood. Visit Jackson Square, where local artists showcase their work alongside street performers entertaining cheerful crowds. Not too far away is St. Louis Cathedral, America’s oldest continuously operating cathedral, and right across the street is the New Orleans staple Cafe du Monde ,serving its famous beignets and chicory coffee.

Make your way across the levee to Woldenberg Park for a beautiful view of the Mississippi River and catch a glimpse of the vessel traffic that fuels the city’s economy. And if you want to get out on the river the Steamboat Natchez offers daily river cruises serving lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch.

At the other end of Woldenberg Park, you’ll find the newly renovated Audobon Aquarium. Consistently rated as one of the top aquariums in the U.S., its exhibits showcase the vast biodiversity of our oceans and waterways, with a special focus on local marine ecosystems and their fauna. The Audobon Insectarium is in the same building where, if you’re lucky, you might catch a newly transformed butterfly emerging from its cocoon! Elsewhere in the French Quarter, you can listen to live jazz music at Preservation Hall. Don’t let the building’s shabby exterior fool you; Preservation Hall is dedicated to preserving classical New Orleans jazz experiences with performances from the globally renowned Preservation Hall Jazz band in a historic venue with wooden seats and no air conditioning. Their shows capture the true essence of the jazz music scene and a key point for generations of New Orleans cultural pride.

Explore Beyond Downtown

Outside the French Quarter and downtown areas, New Orleans still has a lot to offer. Nearby is Uptown, where you could spend an entire day walking down Magazine Street, featuring dozens of restaurants, grand mansions, the St. Charles Streetcar, stores, and artists. Head to Mid-City to visit the New Orlean Museum of Art, which permanently houses over 50,000 pieces of art from around the world. The museum is inside New Orleans’ scenic City Park, which hosts an amusement park, another Cafe du Monde location, and 1,300 acres of outdoor space to experience nature. Take a short hike through Couturie Forest to reach the highest point in New Orleans, a whopping 27 feet above sea level!

If you’d rather stay close to downtown, the nearby Bywater and Marigny neighborhoods also have much to offer. Frenchmen Street is the place to be for live music in New Orleans, hosting several music clubs in addition to local restaurants and art markets. The nearby Crescent Park runs along 1.4 miles of the Mississippi River, providing great views. On the park’s eastern side, you can get a full view of downtown across the river and, if you arrive at dusk, you’ll witness the most beautiful sunset the city has to offer.

Southern, Asian, and Global Cuisine

New Orleans has a unique restaurant scene you won’t find anywhere else. Classic New Orleans staples like jambalaya, gumbo, and crawfish etouffee can be found all over. Many talented chefs have made a name for themselves perfecting these dishes and own restaurants that are cultural icons. Arnaud’s, Brennan’s, and Commander’s Palace are highly regarded, but the city is home to dozens of other less famous restaurants serving authentic, delicious local food. Whenever the Network’s staff visits New Orleans, Jacques-Imo’s is always a top dinner pick. There, upscale New Orleans food meets a laidback, casual atmosphere. Pay them a visit and the owner, Jacques, might be around to ask you how you like the food.

Aside from its more classical dishes, New Orleans is also famous for its po’ boy sandwiches served on fresh French bread. As with the city’s more “refined” cuisine, you’ll find dozens of places serving po’ boys around the city, with some of the best at Parkway Bakery & Taven and Shortstop. If you haven’t tried one before, be sure to order your first one fully dressed even if you’re not usually a fan of lettuce, tomato, mayo, and pickles.

Home to an incredibly diverse mix of restaurants serving food from all over the world. New Orleans also has a thriving Vietnamese community and home to some amazing Vietnamese food. Restaurants like Mint Modern Vietnamese, Pho Orchid, and Pho Nola serve vermicelli bowls, spring rolls, and other quintessential Vietnamese dishes. The must-try dish, though, is bánh mì, the Vietnamese equivalent of the po’ boy. They’re made on the same delicious French Bread, but usually include grilled pork and pickled carrots. The coalescence of New Orleans and Vietnamese culture around French bread has created a great city for sandwich lovers.

Outside those staple culinary genres, lots of other great restaurants don’t fall neatly into another category. Cafe Abyssinia on Magazine Street serves traditional Ethiopian food like injera and lamb tibs, a must try if you’ve never had it. The reservation only Yo Nashi offers a traditional Japanese omakase multi-course tasting menu that combines New Orleans seafood with traditional Japanese preparation styles. And if you’re just in the mood for some great Italian food, visit Impastato’s in Metairie to enjoy four courses of pasta and other Italian classics complemented by local seafood.

Tasty Treats for Tourists

New Orleans has a variety of dessert options that are sure to satisfy your sweet tooth. Of course, you need to have some beignets, but there are also lots of other baked goods to try. Angelo Brocato has served classic Italian pastries and ice cream for over 100 years. Crêpes à la Cart is great for a quick snack, or you can get some of the city’s most unique ice cream flavors at one of Creole Creamery’s three locations.

Have a Few Drinks

Of course, New Orleans is famous for its party atmosphere. The famous Bourbon Street isn’t for the faint of heart. If you do make your way out there, be sure to stop by Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop, one of the oldest bars in the United States. If the hustle and bustle of Bourbon Street is a bit much for you, the nearby Erin Rose is a common refuge for locals. The city’s downtown hotels also offer some great bars, with The Sazerac Bar in the Roosevelt Hotel offering high quality craft cocktails and The Carousel Bar in the Hotel Monteleone featuring a central, revolving circular bar that spins patrons at a rate of one spin every fifteen minutes.

January 25, 2024

The International Partnering Forum (IPF) is the largest, most comprehensive offshore wind and ocean renewables conference in the Americas. When you attend, you will be networking with global top-tier companies in offshore wind. Companies and media organizations that have registered for 2024 IPF are listed below.

Note that this list is was updated Friday, April 19, 2024.

1852 Solutions Ltd
2H California
3D At Depth3t Global
4D Nav
7 SEAS ENERGY / ESEASA OFFSHORE
8.2 Consulting AG
A.I.S., Inc.
ABL Energy & Marine Consultants Canada
ABL Group
ABS
ACPACSM SHIPPING CO SL
Acteon
Acteon – Clarus Subsea Integrity
Acteon – Pulse Structural MonitoringActeon – TerraSond
Acteon | Marine Foundations
Acuity International
AdBm Technologies
adelphi
Advance Albany County Alliance
AdvanceCT
Advantech
Advisian Worley Group
AECOM
AECOM Technical Services
Aegion-Underground Solutions
Aeris Energy
AET
Aggreko
Aibel ASAker Solutions IncAKRF, Inc.
Akrocean
Albany/Capital Region NY
A-LEAF Specialized Consulting
ALERION
Alliance for Affordable EnergyAlpine Ocean Seismic Survey, Inc.
AMA Capital Partners
American Bureau of Shipping (ABS)
American Clean Power Association
American Maritime Officers (STAR Center)
American Offshore Services
Americans for a Clean Energy Grid
AMO STAR Center
AMOG Consulting
Amogy
Ampelmann Operations B.V.
Anbaric
Anbaric Development Partners, LLC
ANCAP
Anchor Logistics Solutions
Anchor QEA, LLC
Anduril Industries
Anwin
APEM Group
Apollo Global Management
Apollo Global Management/ SkyRock Advisors
Applied Acoustics
APT Global Marine Services
Aqueos Marine, Inc.
Arc Initiatives
Arcadis
Arcon Training Center
Aries Marine Corporation
Arnold Jäger Holding GmbH
Artemis Technologies
Arthur Kill Terminal
Arup
Arvos Ljungstrom LLC
ASAP SHIPPING LLC
Ashtead
Ashtead Technology
AST Networks Americas
Atlantic Canada Bulk Terminal
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)
Atlantic Cape Community College
Atlantic Capes Fisheries Inc
Atlantic Oceanic
Atlantic Shores
Atlantic Towing
Atlas Professionals
Attender.ai
Attentive Energy
Atwell, LLC
Aurora Offshore Engineering Pty Ltd
Autronica
Avangrid
Avangrid Renewables
Avident Advisors, A Jones Walker LLP Affiliate
Avoq
AWS Schäfer Technologie GmbH
Axess Offshore Wind
AXYS Technologies
Azolla Ventures
Bachmann electronic GmbH
Baird & Associates Ltd.
Baker Donelson
Bakker Sliedrecht
Balltec Ltd – a Venterra Group Company
Baltimore City Schools
Barclay Damon LLP
Bardex Corporation
Barge Master
Basque Energy Cluster
Basque Trade & Investment USA
Batenburg JB Systems
Bay Crane Companies
Beaufort County Economic Development
Bedrock Ocean Exploration, PBC
Benchmark Labs
Berger Geoscinces (B-geO)
Best Practice Medicine
B-FOR International
BGB Renewables LLC
Birdzoff
Black & Veatch
Bladt Industries
Blaklader LLC
Bloomberg
BloombergNEF
BLUE CLUSTER
Blue Lake Rancheria
Blue Water Shipping
Bluefield Geoservices Limited
BlueGreen Alliance
Bluestream
BlueX News
BMT
BOC – BELGIAN OFFSHORE CLUSTER
Bollinger Shipyards
Bond Civil & Utility Construction, Inc.
Boskalis
Bourque Industrial Ltd
bp
Bracewell LLP
Braemar
Brazilian Environmental Institute
Brightline Defense Project
Bristol Community College; National Offshore Wind Institute
British Consulate General, New York
Bronswerk Alscott
Broussard Brothers
Browning the Greenspace
Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM)
Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE)
Bureau Veritas North America
Burns & McDonnell
BV Steel Technology Inc.
BW Research Partnership
C & C Supply Company
Cadeler
CakeBoxx Technologies LLC.
Cal Poly Humboldt
Caldwell Marine International
Calwave Energy
Canal Barge Company, Inc.
Canpac Marine Services
CAPE Holland
Capes Shipping Agencies
Capitol Airspace Group
Carboline
Carbon Trust
Cargostore Worldwide
Cashman Dredging & Marine Contracting Co., LLC
Cashman Equipment Corp
Cathie Group
CBOX Containers
CCB Safety US
C-CORE
CEA Consulting
CEC, Inc.
CEMZA Corporate
Center for Economic Growth
Center for Offshore Safety
CHA CONSULTING
Chafee Center for International Business
Charles River Analytics
Cherubini
Chesapeake Economic Development
Choose New Jersey
Chronicle Heritage
CHS Container Group USA Inc.
CIC
Cimolai Technology S.p.A
City of Long Beach
City of Virginia Beach
CITYMESH INTEGRATOR
Civil & Building North America Inc.
Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc
CJNRC
C-Job Naval Architects
C-Kore Systems
Clarksons
Clarksons Port Services
Clarksons Renewables
Clarksons Research Services
Clean Energy States Alliance
Clean Energy Terminals
Clean Water Action
CLEANcarolinas/ UNC Charlotte
Clemson University
Cliffs Steel Inc.
Climate Jobs National Resource Center
Cluster Renewable Energy Hamburg
CMSourcing Inc
CNOOD-WENCHONG HEAVY INDUSTRIES (CWHI)
Coast Line Transfers, LLC
Combilift
Community College of Rhode Island
Community Offshore Wind
Community Offshore Wind/National Grid Ventures
ConEdison Transmission, Inc.
Connecticut Department of Economic & Community Development
Connecticut Wind Collaborative
Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Miami
Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in NY
Copenhagen Offshore Partners
Core Group Resources
Corio Generation Ltd
Correll Group
CORROSION
County of Humboldt
Coval Technologies
COWI
Craig International Supplies
Crosbie
Crowley
Crowley Engineering Services
Crystal Steel Fabricators, Inc.
CSA Ocean Sciences
cSolutions
CSS, Inc. in support of NOAA
DAJINOFFSHORE
Damen Shipyards
Danish Energy Agency
Danish Wind Export
Dann Ocean Towing
Dansk Polyglas A/S
DAVI Inc.
David Evans and Associates
Daymark Energy AdvisorsDC9, Finishing Trades Institute of NY
Dead Calm Seas Marine Services
Decision Distribution America
Deep Anchor Solutions Inc.
Deep South Crane & Rigging
DeepOcean US LLC
DeepWater Buoyancy, Inc.
Delaware DNREC
Delft University of Technology
Delgado Community College
Delmar Systems, Inc.
Delta Steel
Deltares
DEME OFFSHORE US LLC
Department for Business and Trade UK
Department of Energy
Department of the Interior
DeTect Inc
Dewberry
DHI
Diamond Offshore Wind
DINNTECO AMERICA
Displayco Houston
District Council of Ironworkers LU 377
District Council of Ironworkers LU 433
Diverse Marine
DNB Bank ASA
DNV
DNV – Digital Solutions
DNV Energy, USA
DNV Renewables Certification
DoC Mapping
DoC Mapping LLC
DOE Loan Programs Office
DOF
DOF Subsea
DOI-Environment Branch for Renewable Energy
Dominion Diving Ltd
Dominion Energy
Dominion Energy / CVOW
Dovre Group
DRC Inc.
dteq Americas
Due East Partners
Durham University Energy Institute
Earthjustice
e-BO
e-BO Enterprises
ECHO81
EcoAnalysts, Inc.
ECOncrete
Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina
EcoWind solutions
EDF Renewables North America
Edison Chouest Offshore
EDR
Educational and Cultural Trust Fund (IBEW, Local 3)
EEW American Offshore Structures
EEW Holding GmbH & Co. KG
EEW Special Pipe Constructions GmbH
EGS Americas Inc
EIFFAGE METAL
EIVA A/S
EIWPF
Electrification Systems
Elevator Industry Work Preservation Fund
elkon Electrical Integrators
Elliott Bay Design Group
Embassy of Denmark
Embassy of Norway
Emmaty, Inc
Empire Energy Offshore Wind
Empire State Development
Energy Foundation
Energy NL
energyRe
ENERGYVILLE
Enshore Subsea
Entergy Louisiana
Enterprise Ireland
Enterprise Singapore
Entier
Entier Ltd
Environment New Jersey
Environmental League of Massachusetts
Environmental Noise Control
EnvironPact
EODEX Subsea Ltd
EODEX US Management LLC
EPIC Insurance Brokers & Consultants
EPiK Energy and Renewables LLC
EPRI
Epsilon Associates, Inc.
Equinor
Equinor Americas
Equinor Renewables America
ERM
ERSG US Holdings, Inc
ESTEYCO
ESTIME ENTERPRISES, INC.
EuroSkyPark GmbH
Everline
EWI
Exelon
EXIGER
Fairwinds Landing, LLC
Farmingdale State College
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action
FERC
Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding
Fincantieri Marine Group
Flanders Investment and Trade
Floodlight
Florida Institute of Technology
Floventis Energy
Foley Hoag LLP
FORCE Technology
Forum Energy Technologies
Forza Vento
Foss Maritime Company
Foss Offshore Wind
Fractal Energy Storage Consultants
Fred. Olsen 1848
Fred. Olsen Windcarrier
Friede & Goldman, Ltd.
Fugro
FUGRO USA MARINE INC
Fugro USA Marine, Inc
Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy
G+ Offshore Wind Health and Safety
GAC
GAC North America
Galvotec Companies
Gardline
Gardline Limited
Gardline Ltd.
Garzahoth Expopartner
Gavin and Doherty Geosolutions
GDG
GE GRID SOLUTIONS
GE Offshore Wind
GE Research
GE Vernova
GE Vernova- Grid Solutions
GEA Mechanical
GEI Consultants, Inc.
General Dynamics NASSCO
Geo Marine Survey Systems / GeoSurveys
Geo SubSea
GEO.XYZ
Geomil Equipment
Geoquip Marine USA Inc.
Geosurveys – Geophysical Consultants, Lda
Geosurveys & Geo Marine Survey Systems
German American Chamber of Commerce of the Southern U.S.
German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action
German Offshore-Wind Initiative
GF Marine USA
Gibb Group LLC
Gibbs Broadcasting LLC/WGSO Radio 990AM
Gigawave inc
GIS, LLC
Glamox
Global Coast Survey
Global Maritime
Global Offshore Wind Alliance/Global Wind Energy Council
Global Wind Organisation
Global Wind Service
Glosten, Inc.
GMD Shipyard
GoBe Consultants
GOL, LLC
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
Governor’s Office of Small, Minority & Women Business Affairs
Grand Isle Shipyard (G.I.S)
Gray & Pape, Inc.
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company, LLC
Greater Lafourche Port Commission
Greater New Orleans, Inc.
Green Ducklings
Green Giraffe
Green Rebel
GreenFaith New Jersey
Greens Bayou Pipe Mill, LP
GRI RENEWABLE INDUSTRIES
GRoW Oyster REEFS, LLC
GRS.Offshore Renewables
GTA, Inc.
GTI Fabrication
Guice Offshore LLC
Gulf Offshore Research Institute
Gulf Wind Technology
GustoMSC / NOV
Gutor electronic Americas
GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.
HAANE welding systems GmbH & Co. KG
HAIZEA WIND GROUP
Haley & Aldrich, Inc.
HamiltonJet
Hampton Roads Alliance
Hampton Roads Workforce Council
Hanes Supply Inc
Hanwha Qcells USA Corp.
Harbour Logistic Services
Harlyn Solutions
Harris Beach PLLC
Hatch
Haugland Group
Hawboldt Industries
HDR Engineering, Inc.
Heavy Lift Projects
Heerema Engineering Solutions
Heerema Marine Contractors
Heinen Hopman
Helix Energy Systems
Helix Robotics Solutions
Hellenic Cables S.A.
Helm Operations Software, Inc.
Heritage Foundation
Herrenknecht AG
HiDef Aerial Surveying LTD
Hilti / Øglænd System
HINE Hydraulics Corporation
Hitachi Energy
Holland Home of Wind Energy (HHWE)
Holloway Houston, Inc.
Holman Fenwick Willan USA LLC
Holmatro Industrial Equipment
Homecoming Capital
Honeywell PPE
Hornbeck Offshore
Hornblower Marine
HOST
Houston Anodes Int.
HSI, Inc.
HSM
Hubbell
Huisman Equipment BV
Huisman North America Services
Hulst Innovation Cable Equipment
Humboldt Area Foundation
Humphree USA
Hutchinson/Mide
HYCOM B.V.
HYDROTECHNIK OFFSHORE GMBH
Hyndla
IBEW
IBEW Local Union #11
IBEW Local Union #25
IBEW LU 25
ICF
Idaho National Laboratory
IDOM
IEC-BERLIN (IEC Inter Expo Consult GmbH)
IKI Marine BV
IMCA
IMTRA
Infra-Metals
Innovation Norway
INSPIRE Environmental, a Venterra Group Company
Institute for Workforce Advancement
Integral Consulting Inc.
Intercon
InterDam
InterMoor (Acteon)
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
International Registries, Inc.
International Union of Elevator Constructors
International Union of Operating Engineers
Invenergy LLC
Invest Northern Ireland
IPC Lydon
iPS Powerful People
IQIP America Inc.
IQIP B.V.
IRI/ The Marshall Islands Registry
IRIZAR FORGE
Ironbound Community Corporation
Ironworkers 848
Ironworkers Local 361
Ironworkers Local 5
Ironworkers Local 5 JATC
ITH Bolting Technology
Ithaca Clean Energy
IUEC
IUEC local 8
IUE-CWA
IUPAT
Iv b.v.
IWNL ENERGY, LLC
J.F. Brennan Company, Inc.
Jacobs
Jaeger Maritime Solutions GmbH
JAG Companies
Jambo
James Fisher Offshore
Jamestown
Jamestown Metal Marine Sales Inc.
Jan De Nul Group
Jane Addams Resource Corporation
JARC
JASCO Applied Sciences (USA) Inc
JDR Cable Systems
JETRO
JFE Engineering America, Inc.
JGC Japan Corporation
JIB / IBEW Local Union No. 3
JIBEI
Jingoli Power
John S. Connor, Inc.
Johns Hopkins University
Jones Walker LLP
Jörss – Blunck – Ordemann GmbH | JBO
Journal of Commerce/S&P Global
JSI Alliance
JSW Steel USA
JUM-BO Consulting Group A/S
Jumbo Offshore Installation Contractors BV
K & L Gates, LLP
K2 Management, Inc
Kalypso Offshore Energy
Karp Strategies
Kearns & West
Keen on Wind windward strategies
Kelly Hart Pitre
Kelson Marine Co.
KENC Engineering B.V.
Kent
Keystone Engineering Inc.
Kidnetics
KidWind
Kiewit Energy Group Inc
Kimley-Horn
KIMUA
Kinectrics Inc.
Kinewell Energy
Kintech Energy Limited
Kito Crosby
Kleinschmidt Associates
Kodiak GmbH
Kokosing Industrial, Inc.
Kongsberg Discovery
Kongsberg Maritime
Kongsberg Maritime Inc.
KPFF Consulting Engineers
Kraken Robotics
Krebs Korrosionsschutz GmbH
KTA-Tator, Inc.
Kuehne & Nagel
Laborde Marine Management, LLC
Lafourche Parish Government
Laney Directional Drilling
Langan
Langan Engineering & Environmental Services
Latham & Watkins LLP
LAUTEC US INC
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Leidos Engineering, LLC
Leidos Gibbs & Cox
LGL Ecological Research Associates, Inc.
LI Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO
Liberty Green Logistics LLC
Lichtgitter GFK GmbH & Co. KG
Liebherr USA
Liftra
LINCOLN ELECTRIC
Lindahl Reed- U.S. Department of Energy
LineVision
Linxon
Linxon, US LLC
Ljungstrom
LJUNGSTRÖM
Lloyd’s Register Canada Limited
LOCAL CONTENT
Local Union #3 IBEW
Locke Lord LLP
Long Island Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO
Louisiana Economic Development
LS CABLE SYSTEMS AMERICA, INC.
Lucia Marquez
Lynker
M.D. Olsen Consulting, LLC
M.O. – Mov&Opport
MacGregor Norway AS
MacGregor USA Inc.
Maersk Training
Main(e) International Consulting LLC
Maine Department of Marine Resorces
Maine Governor’s Energy Office
Maine International Trade Center
Maine Port Authority
Mammoet USA North, Inc.
Mammoet USA South, Inc.
MANORA LOGISTICS
Manson Construction Co.
Manufacturing Energy Supply Chain Office, U.S. Department of Energy
MARACOOS
MARIN
Marine & Industrial Supply
Marine Log
Marine News
Marine Renewables Canada
Marine Safety Consultants, Inc.
Marine Taxonomic Services
Marine Technologies, LLC
Maritime Administation
Maritime Institute
Maritime Reporter

MARLINKS
Marmen Welcon
Marmon Industrial Energy and Infrastructure
Marsh
Marsh USA LLC
Maryland Department of Commerce
Maryland Department of Labor
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Maryland Energy Administration
Maryland Public Service Commission
Mass Tank Inspection
Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC)
Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
MassHire Greater New Bedford Workforce Board
MassMEP
Matrix New World Engineering
Matsuda & Associates LLC
May Ship Repair Contracting Corp.
MB Shipbrokers
McAllister Towing & Transportation
McCormick Taylor
McDermott
McDonough Marine Service
MENCK GmbH
Meridian Global Consulting, LLC.
Metal Shark Boats
Michels Corporation
Mid-Atlantic States District Council
Mighty Waves Energy Inc
Miller Insurance Brokers
Miller Marine Services
Miller’s Tug & Barge, Inc.
Minority Millennials, Inc.
MITAGS
MnM Consulting
MODEC International Inc
Moffatt & Nichol
Moran Shipping Agencies, Inc.
Morgan Marine Services
Morrison Energy
Mott MacDonald
Mott MacDonald, LLC
MRT/Wescom Group
MRV Group / Local Content
MUFG
MULTI.ENGINEERING MARITIME & OFFSHORE BELGIUM
Murphy Business Solutions
MVS Welding LLC
NASA Langley Research Center
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
National Grid Ventures
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
National Offshore Wind Research and Development Consortium
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
National Wildlife Federation
NatureMetrics
Navantia Seanergies
Navingo BV | offshoreWIND.biz
Navy
NBX IMPORT
NC Commerce
NCCU
NERACOOS, NH Sea Grant, ME Sea Grant
Nervión Naval-Offshore
NetBenefit Software
Netsco
Netsco (Northeast Technical Services Co., Inc.)
New Bedford Foss Marine Terminal, LLC
New Bedford Light
New Bedford Ocean Cluster
New Bedford Port Authority
New England Aquarium
New England Marine Monitoring
New Jersey Board of Public Utilities
New Jersey Economic Development Authority
New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program
New Jersey Offshore Wind Alliance
New Jersey Resource Project
New Orleans Video Productions
New Power Partners
New York City Environmental Justice Alliance
New York League of Conservation Voters
New York Offshore Wind Alliance
New York Power Authority
Nexans
NextGen Highways
NextWave Partners
NJ Economic Development Authority
NJMEP
NKT Inc
NOAA
NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service
NOAA Office of General Counsel
NOAA/NMFS
NOF
Nor Cal Carpenters Union
NORBIT US, Inc.
Normandeau Associates, Inc.
Nortek
North Carolina Department of Commerce
North Carolina Ports
North Shore Steel
Northeastern University
Northstar Marine
Northwest American Indian Coalition
Norton Lilly International
Norway
Norwegian General Consulate NYC
Norwegian Geotechnical Institute
Norwep – Norwegian Energy Partners
NOSSAMAN LLP
Nottingham Spirk
NOV
Novaporte
NOV-BLM
NOWRDC
NREL
nTech Workforce
Nucor Corporation
Nunez Community College
NV5
NV5 Geodynamics
NYC Iron Workers Locals 40 and 361
NYCEDC
Nylacast
NYS Empire State Development
NYSERDA
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
OARS Group
Ocean Conservancy
Ocean Floor Geophysics Inc.
Ocean Infinity, Inc.
Ocean Innovations
Ocean Services
Ocean Winds
Oceaneering
Oceaneering International inc
Oceanex Energy
Oceanic
OceanIQ
OceanIQ (Global Marine Systems Group)
OceanPact
Oceantic Network
Ocergy
OEG Group
OEG Renewables
Offshore & Trawl Supply AS
Offshore Construction Associates US, Inc.
Offshore Magazine
Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult
Offshore Wind California
Offshore Wind Innovation Hub
Øglænd System / Hilti
OKIWA WIND
ONP Management GmbH
Open Ocean Robotics
Orange County Partnership
Orange County Thermal Industries (OCTI)
Orcina
ORE Catapult
Oregon Department of State Lands
ORG Permanent Modernity
Orion Engineering Services Ltd
ORPC
Ørsted
Osbit Limited
OSI Renewables
OSWind Partners, LLC
OTIS
Otto Candies, LLC
Outer Harbor Consulting
OW Ocean Winds, North America
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Palco Transportation
Palestrant Consulting
Partrac – Metocean, a Venterra Group Company
Pasha Group
PEAK Wind
Pemamek LLC
Peninsula Community Collaborative/COREHub
Perkins Coie, LLP
Permitting Council
Petralogix Engineering Inc
PETROBRAS
PETRÓLEO BRASILEIRO S/A – PETROBRAS
Pew
PF Collins
PFISTERER Kontaktsysteme GmbH
PGS
Phelps Dunbar LLP
Pict Offshore
Pietro Carnaghi Spa
PKF O’Connor Davies
PKFOD
Planet Wind
Plauché & Carr LLP
PMI Industries, Inc
PNNL
Polaris MEP
Port of Albany
Port of Argentia Inc.
Port of Davisville/Quonset Development C
Port of Everett
Port of Lake Charles
Port of Long Beach
Port of Morgan City
Port of San Francisco
Port of Seattle
Port of Virginia
Portos RS
Portsmouth Economic Development
Power Advisory LLC
Powering America (NECA & IBEW)
PPG Industries
PPL TransLink
Preti Flaherty
Preti Strategies
Principle Power
Pro-Dive Marine Services
Proserv
Prysmian Group
PSEG
QAIR BRASIL
QPS
QSL
Quonset Development Corporation
R. Christopher Goodwin & Associates, Inc.
RAM Consulting
Rambøll
RCAM Technologies, Inc.
Recharge News
RECON Offshore
Red Ironworks
Reel Power
Regional Wildlife Science Collaborative for Offshore Wind (RWSC)
RelyOn Nutec
Renewable Northwest
Renewable Strategy Ltd.
RenewableUK
ReNEWS.biz
Responsible Offshore Science Alliance
Reventus Power
Reventus Power Ltd
Reynard
Rhode Island Commerce Corporation
Riggs Distler & Company
Rise Light & Power
Riviera Maritime Media
RJF
RM Neilson Associates Inc
RMZ Marine
Robertson Geologging Asia Ltd
Robertson Geologging Ltd
Rogue Climate
Roman Stone Construction Company
Roman Stone Environmental & Marine
ROMOR Atlantic Limited/ROMOR Ocean Solutions
Rotech Subsea Limited
Rovco
Rowan University
Roxtec Inc.
Royal Advisors & Consultants
Royal IHC
Royal Norwegian Consulate General New York
RPS Tetra Tech
RS Group
RTE International
RTEi
RTO Insider
RTSYS
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Ruttter Inc.
RWE
RWE Clean Energy
RWE Offshore Wind
RWE Renewables GmbH
RWE Supply & Trading Americas
S.T. Hudson Engineers, Inc.
Sabik Offshore
SAFE Boats International
Saildrone
Sandia National Labs
SARENS
Sauer Compressors USA
Saul Ewing/US Wind
SBM Offshore
Scantech Offshore
Schmidbauer GmbH & Co. KG
Schneider Electric
Scottish Development International
Sea Risk Solutions
Sea Services North America LLC
SEA.O.G
SeaAhead, Inc.
SEAONICS AS
Seaqualize
SEARCH, Inc.
SEAS Geosciences
Seasight Davits
SeaTrepid International, LLC
Seatrium
Seatrium OGI Pte Ltd
Seatronics Inc.
SEAWARD SAFETY LIMITED
Seaway7
Seiche Ltd
Semco Maritime
Sener
Senesco Marine
Separator Spares & Equipment, LLC
Serco
Servogear AS
Shea Writing and Training Solutions, Inc.
Sheffield Green Pte Ltd
Shell
Shell Energy
Shell Energy Americas
Shell Renewables & Energy Solutions
Shell US
Shipping & Finance, Ltd.
Shoreline Offshore
Shoreline Wind
Siemens Energy
Siemens Energy Global GmBH & CO KG
Siemens Energy Inc.
Siemens Gamesa
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy
Sierra Club
Sif Netherlands B.V.
Sika Corporation
Sika USA
Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc.
SJSB
Skylotec
SLINGSINTT
SmartWave Technologies LLC
SMD
Smulders
SOFEC, inc
Sonardyne
South Jersey Port Corporation
South Jersey Ports
South Louisiana Economic Council
SouthCoast Wind
Southeastern CT Enterprise Region
Southeastern Wind Coalition
Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investment Board
Southwire
SPIE Global Services Energy
Spinergie Corp
Spinlock
Spire
Spirit Advisory Ltd
Sprague
SPT Offshore
SSA Marine
SSAB Americas
Stabbert Maritime
Stabbert Maritime Group
Stantec
Stantec – Environmental Services
Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.
Stantec, Inc.
State of CT, Office of Manufacturing
State of Maine, Office of Governor Janet Mills
STEAMCLAM MEDIA
Steel Inspect GmbH
STI Group
Stillstrom A/S
Stony Brook University
StormGeo
STR
Strana Offshore LLC
Stress Engineering Services, Inc.
Structure Engineering
Strum Contracting Company Inc
Submar, LLC
SUBSALVE USA CORPORATION
Subsea Protection Systems Ltd
Subsea Technologies, Inc.
Sulmara
Sumitomo Corporation of America
Sumitomo Corporation Vietnam
SUNY Maritime College
SUNY Research Foundation
SWCA Environmental Consultants
Switlik Survival Products
Syk Flyck Studios
T. Baker Smith, LLC
TAI Engineers
Taihan Electric USA Ltd.
Tamarack Resources
TAMPNET INC.
Taproot Earth
Taylor Hopkinson
TCNA
TDI-Brooks
Tech
Technostrobe
Technostrobe Offshore Solutions
Tekmar Group plc
Teledyne Webb Research
TENETORY
Terma A/S
Terma U.S.
Terradepth, Inc.
Tetra Tech, Inc.
Texas A&M University
TGS
TGS / 4C Offshore
TGS Prediktor AS\
ThayerMahan, Inc.
The Beach/Uno Reseach & Technology Foundation
The Brilex Group of Companies
The Carbon Trust
The Encore Group
The Groundwire Group
The Hilliard Corporation
The Nature Conservancy
The Northwest Seaport Alliance
The Pew Charitable Trusts
The Plaza Marine Group
The Sherwin-Williams Company
The Special Initiative on Offshore Wind
The Univerisity of New Orleans
Thrustmaster of Texas
Tidal Energy Corp
Tidewater Subsea
Tiger Offshore Rentals
Tilman Solutions
TME BV
TNEI
Tolowa Dee-ni’ Nation
TotalEnergies
TotalEnergies – Attentive Energy
TotalEnergies Renewables USA
TOTE Resources
TOTE Services LLC
TPSE, Inc.
TradeWinds Towing LLC
Transocean
Transport Products and Service Enterprises, Inc.
Trauma Resus Inc
TRC Companies, Inc.
TRC Environmental Corporation
Trelleborg
TRENDS
Trevcon Construction Co. LLC
Trident Experiential
Triskel Consulting, Inc.
Tritech
Triton Anchor
Truescape
Truescape Ltd
TSC
TU Delft, UMass Amherst, NTNU
Tufts University
Tulane Energy Institute, AB Freeman School of Business, Tulane University
Tulane Law School
Tulane University
Tulane University Law School
Turn Forward
Turner Iceni Ltd.
TWD
U.S Department of Energy
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Commercial Service New Orleans
U.S. Department of Commerce
U.S. Department of Energy
U.S. Department of Energy – Loan Programs Office
U.S. Department of Energy Water Power Technologies Office
U.S. Embassy in Brazil
UAlbany
UBC
UBC Millwrights
UK Department for Business and Trade
UK Government
UL Solutions
Ulmatec Handling Systems
Ulstein Design & Solutions B.V.
UMass Clean Energy Extension
UMass Offshore Wind Professional Certificate
UN Global Compact
Underground Solutions
Unique Group
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
United Brotherhood of Carpenters – Central South Regional Council
United Brotherhood of Carpenters – Eastern Atlantic States
United Brotherhood of Carpenters – Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council
United Brotherhood of Carpenters – New York City District Council
United Brotherhood of Carpenters – North Atlantic States Regional Council
United Brotherhood of Carpenters – Northern California District Council
United Brotherhood of Carpenters – Northern California Regional Council
United Brotherhood of Carpenters – Wester States Regional Council
United Brotherhood of Carpenters – Western States Regional Council
United Nations Global Compact
United States Energy Foundation
Universal Steel America
University at Albany
University of Colorado Boulder
University of Houston
University of Maine
University of Maryland
University of Maryland College Park
University of Massachusetts Amherst
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
University of New Orleans
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography
UNO
Upstream Engineering
Uptime International AS
URI Research Foundation
US Department of Energy
US Department of Energy – Water Power Technologies Office (contractor)
US Department of Energy Wind Energy Technologies Office
US Department of Energy- Wind Energy Technologies Office (WETO)
US Department of the Interior
US Dept of Energy, Grid Deployment Office
US DOE
US Wind
US Wind Inc
USACE
USCG
USFWS
UTC Overseas
UTC Overseas Inc.
UTC Overseas, Inc.
UWUA Local 470-1, AFL-CIO
UWUA Local1-2
Van Oord
Van Oord Offshore Wind US Inc.
Vard Group AS
Vard Marine US, Inc.
VDL Klima
Veer Renewables
Veirano Advogados
Venable LLP
Venterra
Venterra Group
Ventus Energy
Verite News
Vestas
Vestas America Wind Technology Inc
Vestas American Wind Tec
Vestas American Wind Tech Inc.
Vestas American Wind Technology
VESTAS AMERICAN WIND TECHNOLOGY INC.
Vestas American Wind Technology, Inc
Vestas AWT
Vestas North America
Vestas Wind
Vestas Wind Systems A/S
Vestas-American Wind Technology, Inc.
VHB
VideoRay
Vineyard Offshore
Vineyard Offshore/Vineyard Wind
Vineyard Wind
Virginia Beach Economic Development
Virginia Department of Energy
Virginia Dept. of Energy
Virginia Economic Development Partnership
Virginia Energy
Virginia Maritime Association
Volvo Penta
Vuyk Inc.
WAB e.V.
Waldemar S. Nelson & Company, Inc.
Waldemar S. Nelson and Company, Engineers and Architects
Waldemar S. Nelson and Company, Inc.
Wärtsilä
Wartsila North America
Wartsila North America Inc.
Washington Maritime Blue
Waterford Energy Services Inc.
Waterfront Alliance
Waterson Terminal Services
Waterson Terminal Services LLC
Wave Power Engineering
Waxman Strategies
WDI
Weeks Marine, Inc.
Welding, Metallurgy, and Steel Consultancy – LLC
Wells Fargo
Wesleyan University
WEST FLANDERS GATEWAY TO EUROPE
Westerm EcoSystems Technology, Inc (WEST)
Western EcoSystems Technology, Inc
Willwork
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
WIND Cable Services USA Inc
Wind Systems
Wind Systems Magazine
Windar Renovables, S.A.
Windea
WINDEA CTV LLC | MidOcean Wind LLC
WINDEA Offshore GmbH & Co. KG
Windgrid
WindGrid (ELIA Group)
WindGrid | Elia
WIndGrid USA
WindGrid USA | Elia Group
WindServe Marine
Winston & Strawn
Winston & Strawn LLP
Wood Group
Wood Thilsted
Wood Thilsted USA
Wood Thilsted USA INC
Woods Hole Group
Woolpert, Inc.
WorkBoat Magazine
Worldview Films
Worley
Worley Consulting
Worley Group Inc.
WRI Energy
WSP
XOCEAN
Xodus Group, Inc.
XYLEM WATER SOLUTIONS
Yarde Metals
Z-Bridge Bring-to-Work system
ZENITH MARINE DEVELOPMENT CO ., LTD

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