Louisiana will set out its stall this week to become the home of the US offshore wind supply chain as it welcomes delegates to the Pelican State for IPF 2024.
Businesses across the value chain will capitalise on increasing demand for offshore wind energy across the US, according to new research to be launched in New Orleans.
The report, compiled by global energy consultancy Xodus and the Pew Research Trust, will contain recommendations to spur development by harnessing existing expertise in the energy sector, it is understood.
In total, the study will make nearly 20 suggestions to Louisiana authorities, developers, suppliers, and players across education and workforce training
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Other key stories in the edition include how the Gulf of Mexico is primed to become a hotbed of Jones Act-compliant vessel construction and the call by trade association Oceantic for a standardised approach from US states to offshore wind policy.