Description: This webinar discusses the results of a recent analyses on why offshore wind is important for New England, especially during the winter, and how it can reduce energy costs for New England rate-payers.

Description: Sea Turtle and Protected Fish Species Subcommittees hosted an Acoustic Telemetry Workshop. These subcommittees identified acoustic telemetry as a key research and management tool in support of environmental monitoring for offshore wind (OSW). The workshop offers perspectives from partners about challenges, needs, and opportunities for regional collaboration regarding acoustic telemetry and offshore wind research.

Description: This webinar discusses electromagnetic fields from offshore wind energy generation and how potential health effects are assessed.

Description: This webinar delves into topics like mitigation measures and the latest technology innovations for improving marine environment monitoring and mitigation, as well as the potential range of onshore and offshore impacts on marine mammals, fish, benthic habitats, and more.

Description: Bradford Winer with Con Edison explains the role of converter stations and substations in an offshore wind project, the different technologies and components, and how this infrastructure delivers energy to the grid.

Description: This webinar reviews the process for connecting an offshore wind farm into New York's electric grid, including a discuss of the NYISO Interconnection Queue and cost allocations.

Description: This webinar discusses impulsive sound from offshore wind and the effects on hearing and behavior of marine life.

Description: Discussion on how in-air acoustic impacts are assessed for offshore wind projects, including methodologies for analyzing operational and construction noise

Description: This webinar presents new and emerging advancements within the offshore wind industry related to technology, transmission, environmental mitigation, and site characterization, and describes how offshore wind drives innovation and development beyond the offshore wind industry.

Description: This webinar discusses the federal siting process for offshore wind development and explains the approach the federal government uses to identify wind energy areas in the ocean that are suitable for offshore wind leasing.

Description: This webinar explores how potential shifts in the ocean's physical environment associated with wind energy infrastructure could affect primary productivity, marine food webs, and marine animals.

Description: This webinar talks about the effect that climate change is having on birds, the risks and benefits of offshore wind to birds and how research and monitoring can help us make better decisions when it comes to siting, technology choices and mitigation.

Description: Journalist moderates discussion with research professor and NGO leader on potential benefits and challenges presented by offshore wind, what the current economic and policy landscape for implementing the technology is, and considerations for future projects.

Description: This webinar discusses the roles that remote technologies play in operations and maintenance of offshore wind farms, including risk and cost reduction.

Description: This webinar explores the methods used to model the collision vulnerability of 44 seabird species, and how wind facility power generation was simulated. Possible tradeoffs between seabird vulnerability and power generation are discussed.