Project overview:

30GW by 2030: Supply Chain Roadmap for Offshore Wind in the US

Awardee:

National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)

Start Date:

Q4, 2020

Technical Challenge Area:

Supply and Logistics

Completion Date:

Q1, 2020

Synopsis:

In this study, NREL and the Business Network for Offshore Wind created a roadmap that identified challenges and solutions to developing a nationally focused offshore wind energy supply chain that has the potential to manufacture all major components domestically by 2030.

Target Outcomes:

1
Project researchers developed 2 reports that comprise a road map of suggested short-, medium-, and long-term actions to overcome barriers to development and create a resilient, equitable, and comprehensive offshore wind energy supply chain.
2
The first report highlights the top-level demand for deployment, components, ports, vessels, and workforce required to achieve the national offshore wind target of 30 GW of capacity.
3
The second report builds on the high-level demand information from the first report and presents challenges that could delay supply chain growth, potential solutions to these challenges, and other major factors critical to a resilient supply chain.

NOWRDC Project Manager

Christine-Hirt
Deputy Executive Director

Project Principal Investigator

Matt Shields
Senior Offshore Wind Analyst

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