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2022 U.S. OSW Market Report & Insights - Executive Summary

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2022 U.S. OSW Market Report & Insights - Executive Summary

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THE BUSINESS NETWORK FOR OFFSHORE WIND

2022 U.S. OFFSHORE WIND MARKET REPORT & INSIGHTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

PHOTO COURTESY OF PRINCIPLE POWER

Executive Summary

Offshore wind is quickly becoming a national industry in the United States. The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is advancing Wind Energy Areas in every major U.S. body of water – the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and the Gulf of Mexico. Broader market policy alignment between state and federal governments on offshore wind is driving the creation of a national offshore wind supply chain, now located in more than 30 states. Washington State-based companies are working on a Massachusetts project, substations are being constructed in Texas for New York, and a South Carolina facility will supply cables for projects up and down the East Coast. Ports in the Northeast are breaking ground on facilities that will soon be handling offshore wind turbine components and Gulf of Mexico shipyards are active with supply chains running deep into the interior. While the U.S. is still years away from having a mature domestic offshore wind supply chain, 2021 will be remembered as the transformational year that kickstarted U.S. offshore wind. The Biden administration’s whole-of-govern- ment approach to offshore wind bolstered cross-agency collaboration and drove BOEM’s tremendous regulatory output during 2021, fostering greater transparency, certainty, longevity, and predictability into the U.S. offshore wind development process. These administration efforts, combined with passage of a new bipartisan in- frastructure law and continued robust state support, generated tremendous ex- citement in the U.S. supply chain and spurred industry growth and investment. The Business Network’s Supply Chain Connect >Page 1 Page 2 Page 3

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