In February of 2022, well over $4 billion in bids came in for six offshore wind energy leases in the New York Bight, showcasing the enthusiasm that exists for offshore wind in the United States. This record-shattering amount easily surpassed the offshore wind auction record for the United States of $405 million set in 2018. Driven by the Biden administration's goal of 30 GW target by 2030, these investments represent a good start around how the country will get there.
- how the U.S. offshore wind market can fulfill its growth projections
- BOEM issues first California offshore wind impact statement
- the need to invest in new vessels or upgrade existing ones to install the super-sized turbines
As the world's leading offshore classification organization, ABS is in a unique position to support the evolving offshore wind market.
ABS is actively supporting the development of the offshore wind energy sector and has classed approximately 80MW installed capacity of floating wind installations.
ABS is a trusted advisor by providing classification, and independent verification and certification services for offshore wind projects globally. With extensive knowledge of U.S. regulations and deep involvement with the entire offshore wind supply chain in the U.S., ABS is the ideal partner for highly specialized Jones Act projects and vessels for the U.S.
