The Energy Law
AUGUST 31, 2023
First, a credit equal to 20% of the cash bid if it successfully commits to supporting workforce training programs and developing a domestic supply chain for the offshore wind energy industry. based offshore wind industry supply chain that would facilitate this or other renewable energy projects permitted by BOEM.”
The Energy Law
JANUARY 22, 2024
The conference included panels of offshore wind energy professionals discussing topics including leasing, permitting, financing, and the supply chain for US offshore wind energy. Challenges to certainty currently exist in many areas, including rising costs, long permitting timelines, and supply chain disruption.
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The Energy Law
JUNE 22, 2023
More offshore wind support vessels are needed, and fast, with BOEM aiming to approve 15 more Construction and Operations plans for federal offshore commercial wind leases by 2025—leaving a huge void in the Nation’s offshore wind industry for an infantile domestic supply chain and workforce to fill.
The Energy Law
JANUARY 23, 2023
BOEM seeks comments on whether these bidding methods are effective mechanisms of advancing priorities such as promoting workforce development and supply chain enhancement, consistent with the goals of OCSLA. In addition, under the proposed rule, BOEM would continue the use of bidding credits and multiple factor auctions.
The Energy Law
JULY 2, 2021
The final day of Louisiana Wind Week placed an emphasis on the supply chain capacity for offshore wind development in Louisiana. The session consisted of two panel discussions focused on different aspects of the supply chain.
The Energy Law
JULY 2, 2021
The final day of Louisiana Wind Week placed an emphasis on the supply chain capacity for offshore wind development in Louisiana. The session consisted of two panel discussions focused on different aspects of the supply chain.
The Energy Law
MARCH 30, 2020
The Order specifically excludes businesses identified as critical to infrastructure, including oil and refining, and manufacturers, distributors, and supply chain companies producing and supplying products and services for industries such as energy, petroleum, and fuel.
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