Virtual Events

Geo-Data: The Hidden Backbone of Offshore Energy ExpansionSept. 10, 2025 | 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. EST

America’s ambition to maintain energy independence coupled with a ten-fold increase in energy demand from AI require accelerated growth in domestic energy development and infrastructure build out. One of the virtues of offshore energy is that it does not take up valuable real estate on land. But for any large infrastructure project to succeed, especially in the marine environment, it must also excel at risk management. Conventionally, stakeholders focus on regulatory, policy, market, financial, and social risks. In this session, we zero in on what’s arguably the unsung hero behind every energy project success: geo-data. Learn more information about the entire Data & Digitalization webinar series.

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Global Insights: ScotlandSept. 11, 2025 | 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. EST

Join Oceantic Staff and market leaders from Scotland to learn about offshore accomplishments, the current market status, and what activities and business opportunities lie ahead. Attendees will also learn more about Oceantic Network’s upcoming Global Gateway delegation trip to the Floating Offshore Wind Conference in Aberdeen November 12-13.

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Global Insights: CanadaSept. 17, 2025 | 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. EST

Join Oceantic Staff and market leaders from Canada to learn about offshore wind and ocean renewables accomplishments, the current market status, and what activities and business opportunities lie ahead. Attendees will also learn more about Oceantic Network’s upcoming Global Gateway delegation trip to the Marine Renewables Canada Conference in Halifax November 12-14.

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Vibrating the Envelope: Alternative Installation Method to Impact Pile DrivingSept. 18, 2025 | 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. EST

In this webinar, Kathy Vigness-Raposa will provide a comprehensive overview of the underwater acoustic fields generated by both impact and vibratory piling techniques. She will explore emerging metrics for assessing impulsive noise, such as kurtosis, and discuss their relevance for evaluating impacts on marine life.

This session will also examine the regulatory frameworks shaping offshore wind development, highlighting key differences between the U.S. and European approaches and identifying knowledge gaps, particularly concerning fishes and invertebrates like lobsters and scallops. Attendees will gain insight into how regulatory challenges and evolving scientific understanding intersect with the opportunities offered by vibratory piling to accelerate offshore wind deployment.

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