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Registration form for the training course: Offshore Wind Policy and Regulations First Name Last Name Email Address Phone Number Company / Organization Name Job Title or Position Country State, Region, or Province Address Confirm the course name Offshore Wind Policy and Regulations Are you applying as: * Individual Group Select the course date * Spring Session Fall Session By clicking submit you agree to our Terms and Conditions Submit Your application has been submitted. We will reach out to you to complete the payment

Applications of AI in Offshore Wind Offshore wind energy, artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, neural networks, predictive maintenance, condition monitoring, wind turbine, SCADA, sensor data, data analytics, big data, cloud computing, IoT, internet of things, digital twin, simulation, optimization, energy forecasting, wind resource assessment, metocean data, weather forecasting, LiDAR, remote sensing, satellite imagery, drone inspection, autonomous vessels, robotics, subsea operations, cable installation, foundation installation, turbine installation, O&M, operation and maintenance, downtime reduction, cost reduction, efficiency improvement, grid integration, energy storage, smart grid, renewable energy, sustainable energy, clean energy, green energy, climate change, decarbonization, offshore wind farm, wind power, marine environment, environmental impact, wildlife monitoring, noise reduction, blade inspection, gearbox monitoring, generator monitoring, yaw system, 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energy storage solutions, battery storage, pumped hydro, compressed air energy storage, thermal energy storage, smart energy management, demand response, energy efficiency, energy conservation, renewable energy integration, grid stability, grid flexibility, power system optimization, microgrids, virtual power plants, distributed generation, smart meters, energy data management, data analytics platforms, machine learning algorithms, artificial intelligence applications, offshore wind innovation, digital solutions, smart solutions, predictive technologies, remote sensing technologies, autonomous technologies, robotics technologies, data visualization, interactive dashboards, reporting tools, communication tools, collaboration tools, knowledge management, best practices, lessons learned, case studies, success stories, challenges, opportunities, future trends, emerging technologies, disruptive innovation, energy revolution, climate action, sustainable future Applications of AI in Offshore Wind Price $1,250 (Early Bird: $1,000 until July 1) Duration 1-Day Dates TBA - enroll to stay updated Format Virtual (Live) Course Status Open Enroll Applications of AI in Offshore Wind This one-day course provides an in-depth exploration of the practical applications of Artificial Intelligence in the offshore wind industry. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how AI technologies are revolutionizing offshore wind projects, from optimizing maintenance and operations to enhancing energy production and environmental impact assessment. Who Should Attend: - Offshore wind project managers and developers - Energy industry professionals seeking AI integration insights - Environmental experts and regulators - Researchers and academics in the renewable energy sector - Those interested in the intersection of AI and clean energy This course offers a valuable opportunity to explore the transformative potential of AI in offshore wind, equipping participants with the knowledge to harness these technologies effectively in their own projects and organizations. Course Outline: AI Fundamentals and Offshore Wind Integration Introduction to AI in Offshore Wind - What is AI, and how does it work? - The role of AI in renewable energy - AI applications in offshore wind: A global perspective AI in Offshore Wind Operations - Predictive maintenance and asset management - Monitoring and diagnostics with AI - Case studies of AI-driven operational efficiency -AI in Wind Resource Assessment - Optimizing wind farm layout and design - AI-driven weather forecasting - Enhancing energy yield assessments Practical Applications and Future Trends AI for Environmental Impact Assessment - Wildlife monitoring and mitigation strategies - AI in offshore wind's role in sustainability - Real-world examples of AI-driven environmental assessments AI-Enabled Decision Support Systems - Integrating AI into offshore wind project decision-making - Advanced data analytics and reporting - Best practices and emerging trends The Future of AI in Offshore Wind - AI-driven innovations and emerging technologies - Industry trends and future prospects - Preparing for the AI-powered offshore wind landscape Course instructors Beccie Drake, CEng MICE Offshore Wind Digital Lead, Arup Beccie leads digital within Arup’s offshore wind sector, combining Arup’s deep expertise with advanced digital technologies and data to enable offshore wind to scale-up and help deliver a net-zero energy system. Beccie is a chartered civil engineer, with a background in offshore energy and maritime structures. Beccie has 12 years varied experience within the renewable energy sector. Beccie is passionate about delivering innovative energy projects and digital engineering services for global clients that support step-changes in our industry; a recent example being delivery of the Future Offshore Wind Scenarios project for the UK Government, The Crown Estate and Crown Estate Scotland that used Arup’s cutting-edge offshore wind deployment & LCOE model, SCALE. Beccie completed the Arup University Masters ‘Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning in the Built Environment’ in 2020 in association with Kings College London, and sits on various Renewable Energy Data & Digital Steering Groups. These include the UK’s Offshore Energy Data Architecture Programme, the UN Global Compact: Enabling Data-Sharing in Offshore Renewable Energy Development within the wider UNGC Ocean Stewardship Programme and on Renewable UK’s Shadow Board. Beccie continues to develop her own interest and understanding in artificial intelligence and machine learning approaches applying these to industry projects, client problems and the development of digital services. The course outline is subject to change and a detailed agenda will be shared after enrollment.

< Back PES Wind: AOWA Takes Strides in Advancing Offshore Wind Professional Training 2/08/24 In a bid to foster excellence in offshore wind professional training, the American Offshore Wind Academy (AOWA) has been making significant strides since its launch last fall. With a mission to equip industry professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in the burgeoning offshore wind sector, AOWA has been actively engaged in various educational initiatives and partnerships. With a mission to advance offshore wind education, the academy offers a comprehensive array of courses designed to cover all aspects of offshore wind development. From offshore wind financing to policy and regulation, AOWA’s curriculum spans over 50 courses, ensuring that professionals in the field are equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate this dynamic industry. “As the offshore wind sector continues to grow rapidly, there is a pressing need for specialized education and training for professionals,” says Serene Hamsho, President of AOWA. “Our goal is to provide industry experts with the tools they need to excel in their roles and contribute to the success of offshore wind projects.” What sets AOWA apart is its industry-led approach. By collaborating with leading experts and organizations in the offshore wind sector, AOWA ensures that its courses are relevant, up-to-date, and aligned with industry best practices. “We have curated over 115+ high-quality SMEs to offer practical insights and real-world applications,” explains Serene, “We believe that this hands-on approach is crucial for professionals to thrive in the rapidly evolving offshore wind landscape.” With a commitment to excellence and innovation, AOWA is poised to make a significant impact on the offshore wind industry. By empowering professionals with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed, AOWA is driving the future of offshore wind energy forward. Read Full Article Here: https://pes.eu.com/wind/american-offshore-wind-academy-takes-strides-in-advancing-offshore-wind-professional-training/ Previous Next

Registration form for the training course: Cybersecurity For Wind Energy First Name Last Name Email Address Phone Number Company / Organization Name Job Title or Position Country State, Region, or Province Address Confirm the course name Cybersecurity For Wind Energy Are you applying as: * Individual Group Select the course date * Spring Session Fall Session By clicking submit you agree to our Terms and Conditions Submit Your application has been submitted. We will reach out to you to complete the payment

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He has 17 years of experience in the renewable energy sector with a wind energy focus. Prior to joining Corio, he was Vice President of New Business, Offshore for Avangrid Renewables where he oversaw commercial and development initiatives for Park City Wind, Commonwealth Wind, and Kitty Hawk Wind. He also served as a member of the Vineyard Wind One executive committee. From 2007 to 2018 he participated in the policy, origination, and development of approximately 2,000 MW of onshore wind farms in seven states. Before joining Avangrid Renewables, as Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Director of Energy and Deputy Secretary for Pollution Prevention and Compliance Assistance, Eric was instrumental in shaping Pennsylvania's emerging clean energy programs, most notably the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standards Act which jumpstarted renewable energy investment in the Commonwealth.

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Serene has more than 15 years of diverse experience within the wind energy sector. Her career includes the role of Director of Technology and Innovation at Hexicon North America, where she focused on pioneering advancements in floating offshore wind technology. Prior to this position, Serene held the position of Senior Engineering Manager at Avangrid Renewables, where she was responsible for overseeing engineering activities pertaining to multi-billion-dollar offshore wind farm projects across North America. Her journey also encompasses a period as a Visiting Scientist at the MIT Energy Initiative, during which she played an influential role in the development of cutting-edge offshore wind technologies.

< Back AOWA Sponsors ACP Offshore Wind Power Conference 9/28/24 The American Offshore Wind Academy is a proud sponsor of the American Clean Power (ACP) Offshore Wind Power Conference. This event brings together top developers, government officials, and key stakeholders across the industry who are working to achieve the full promise of the U.S. offshore wind power industry. Offshore wind needs to play an essential role in our nation’s energy future. Thousands of industry professionals engaged with the top industry leaders and government officials who are working to bring jobs across the coasts, build vessels, drive manufacturing, meet growing demands for electricity along U.S. coasts, and grow all the economic benefits that come with offshore wind development. Previous Next

Registration form for the training course: Offshore Wind Transmission Course First Name Last Name Email Address Phone Number Company / Organization Name Job Title or Position Country State, Region, or Province Address Confirm the course name Offshore Wind Transmission Course Are you applying as: * Individual Group Select the course date * Spring Session Fall Session By clicking submit you agree to our Terms and Conditions Submit Your application has been submitted. We will reach out to you to complete the payment

Deep Dive Into Offshore Wind Foundations Offshore wind foundations are critical for the stability and longevity of offshore wind farms. Key terms related to this vital component include: monopile, jacket, tripod, suction caisson, gravity base, floating foundation, spar, semi-submersible, tension leg platform (TLP), concrete, steel, precast, cast-in-situ, scour protection, seabed, geotechnical, soil investigation, bathymetry, metocean data, wave loading, current loading, wind loading, ice loading, seismic loading, fatigue analysis, dynamic analysis, structural integrity, corrosion protection, cathodic protection, coating, painting, maintenance, repair, inspection, decommissioning, installation, transportation, lifting, piling, drilling, anchoring, mooring, ballasting, stability, buoyancy, settlement, bearing capacity, lateral resistance, axial resistance, stiffness, damping, natural frequency, resonance, design criteria, code compliance, DNV, GL, API, AWS, Eurocodes, cost optimization, lifecycle assessment, environmental impact, marine environment, benthic habitat, noise pollution, marine mammals, birds, fish, water 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Deep Dive Into Offshore Wind Foundations Price $1,750 (Early Bird: $1,400 until August 1) Duration 2-Day Dates On demand - Enroll now Format Virtual (Live) Course Status Open Enroll Deep Dive Into Offshore Wind Foundations This course does not have a set date. If you are an individual: We will run this course periodically - please enroll through the "Enroll" button above to stay updated If you are a team leader: Please contact us via the "Contact" button to arrange a training for your team. This comprehensive course delves into the intricacies of offshore wind foundations, providing a deep dive into various foundation types, their design, installation, and maintenance. As offshore wind energy continues to grow, a solid understanding of the foundation systems is essential for industry professionals. This course equips participants with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the complex world of offshore wind foundations effectively. Who Should Attend: This course is ideal for professionals working in the offshore wind industry, including wind energy technicians, engineers, project managers, environmental specialists, and safety experts. Researchers, academics, and industry analysts seeking to deepen their understanding of offshore wind foundations will also benefit. Participants in this deep-dive course will gain the expertise required to assess, design, and manage offshore wind foundations effectively, ensuring the structural integrity and reliability of wind turbines in challenging offshore environments. What Attendees Think: “This course is essential for every civil engineer involved in offshore wind turbine foundations. It provides in-depth knowledge of various foundation types and the critical aspects of load transfer to soil. You’ll learn how to select the optimal foundation based on many factors including site conditions and soil characteristics. A key takeaway is understanding the installation process of these foundations, ensuring that designs are not only theoretically sound but also practically feasible for real-world deployment.” - Marwa A. PhD candidate, Western University Course Learning Objectives: Understand the different offshore wind foundation types and their unique challenges offshore Learn how different offshore wind structures are manufactured and constructed Apply principles of soil, rock, and structural mechanics to offshore wind foundations Learn how to utilize structural and loads & controls design techniques for offshore wind foundations Understand how offshore wind foundations are installed (methods, pre-assessments, vessels) and maintained Course Overview: Module 1: Introduction to Offshore Wind - Offshore wind worldwide - Project Cycle: Concept selection, FEED, Detailed design, Installation assessment, lifecycle management - Overview of offshore wind components: cables, foundations, structure, connections, wind turbine generator Module 2: The offshore Wind Engineering Challenges. Why we need robust foundations? The offshore Wind Engineering Challenges. Why we need robust foundations? - Offshore wind engineering challenges - Design philosophies –what makes offshore wind a unique & challenging environment? E.g. high cyclic loads, mobile seabed, natural frequency, corrosion etc. - Offshore hazards & geo hazards - Location specific soil challenges Module 3: Introduction to Offshore Wind Foundations and How They work. - Introduction foundation types: gravity, suction bucket, MP, jacket, pin pile, drilled and grouted. Pros/ cons of each type - How the foundations work e.g. resistance from push & pull, sliding, rotation, and bearing - Potential failure modes of foundations (fracture, fatigue, creep and corrosion, bearing failure, sliding, rotation, uplift Module 4: Introduction to Mechanics of Steel. - Introduction steel mechanical properties, strength, stiffness and how failure modes (fracture, fatigue, creep and corrosion) develop in steel. - Manufacturing methods, deformation and materials forming, standards and industrial applications. Joining and welding in metals and composites - Fatigue life analysis, stress-life and how to develop and use S-N curves and SCFs, fatigue crack initiation. Fracture mechanics: stress analysis of cracks, fracture toughness - Corrosion: corrosion prevention and mitigation, embrittlement mechanisms, environmentally assisted crack growth Module 5: Introduction to Soil & Rock Mechanics - Introduction to coarse grained and fine-grained soils, their characteristics and behaviour - Soil and rock strength and stiffness characteristics for offshore wind foundations - Soil and rock tests site investigation for offshore design. Module 6: Introduction to Structure Design e.g. jacket design, monopile design, flange design - Foundation structure types, their characteristics, and relevance to specific project requirements - Structural design check examples including strength, fatigue, and modal response (1P, 3P) - Structural ancillaries: flange design, cable departure design Module 7: Introduction to Geotechnical Design - Introduction to soil and rock lateral, axial and bearing resistance for both shallow and deep foundations - Introduction to design guidance and codes e.g. DNVGL-ST-0126. Module 8: Offshore Wind Foundation Installation - Foundation installation methods: drive (hammer), drilled and grouted, suction - Installation risks and challenges - Driveability, drillability assessments - Noise assessments Module 9: Future Trends and Innovations - What are the future challenges for offshore wind (size, noise, installation...) - Trends and innovative concepts Module 10: Foundation Maintenance and Monitoring - Strategies for the ongoing maintenance and structural health of offshore wind foundations - Advanced monitoring systems and data analysis for foundation performance - Troubleshooting common issues and preventive maintenance measures - Digital Twin - Decommissioning Course Completion Certificate: Upon completing at least 50% of the course and achieving a minimum score of 50% on a post-course assessment, participants will receive a course certificate valid for three years. This certificate verifies that the essential learning outcomes of the course have been met. While not mandatory, this certification is currently undergoing an accreditation process to further enhance its value, allowing it to be used for job applications, promotions, and professional license renewals, such as the PE (Professional Engineer) license. Course Instructors: Ben Andrew Director, 2H Offshore Ben has over 17 years of specialist engineering experience in the design and analysis of offshore platforms, foundations, cables, and riser systems. He has held numerous project management and technical leadership roles on a variety of projects from concept through to detailed design based out of our London, Kuala Lumpur and Houston offices. As one of the UK directors, Ben’s current focus is on the development of our minimum facilities platforms and fixed offshore wind offerings for the European, Middle East and Africa markets. Ben is a graduate of Oxford and Imperial Universities with a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, and a Master’s in Quantum Physics. Yusuf Arikan Senior Project Manager, 2H Offshore Yusuf Arikan is a Senior Project Manager at 2H Offshore. He has over 15 years of structural engineering and project management experience in the design and analysis of various offshore structures including hydrodynamics of various floating offshore wind foundations. In recent years, he has been extensively involved in floating offshore wind projects, specifically the coupled assessment of the floater & turbine, and the design and analysis of mooring systems and power cables. Yusuf holds a Bachelor’s degree from Bogazici University, Turkey and a Master’s degree from the University of Houston. He is a registered Professional Engineer (PE) in Texas and Project Management Professional (PMP). Michael Shaw Senior Structural Engineer, 2H Offshore Michael is a Senior Structural Engineer with 2H Offshore working on fixed and floating wind foundation structures. He has worked on the design of monopile and jacket foundations for fixed wind and all primary anchoring types for floating wind. Key areas of technical expertise include global coupled and local structural analysis of both primary and secondary steel structures. Michael holds a Master’s degree in Mechanical and Offshore Engineering, Robert Gordon University, he is also a chartered engineer with IMechE. David Knights Senior Project Manager, 2H Offshore David has over 19 years of industry experience covering a wide range of marine construction projects, both on and offshore. An experienced team leader, he has successfully delivered many projects across the offshore renewables, civil engineering and oil & gas sectors. He has extensive experience throughout project lifecycles and has been responsible for the delivery of various pioneering solutions within the offshore foundations industry. Previous experience includes management of the design and delivery of numerous pre-piling template systems, resulting in the successful installation of nearly 1000 piles for multiple offshore renewable projects. David has a First Class Masters Degree in Civil Engineering and is a Chartered Engineer. John Morton Principal Offshore Geotechnical Engineer, 2H Offshore John is a Principal Offshore Geotechnical Engineer with 2H offshore working on fixed and floating wind installation. He is well-published in soil mechanics journals and has produced several novel testing methods and theoretical frameworks to improve the assessment of geotechnical strength parameters of the seabed. John holds a PhD degree in Offshore Geotechnics, University of Western Australia and BA BAi (Hons) Civil and Environmental Engineering, Trinity College Dublin. He is also Chartered Engineer, CEng Owen Pocock Principal Engineer, 2H Offshore Owen is a Principal (chartered) Engineer with over ten years’ specialist experience in advanced numerical analysis and structural engineering of offshore wind farms, drilling and production riser systems. Owen’s oil and gas project portfolio covers a range of riser types and systems (rigid and flexible) in deep and shallow water around the globe. He has also performed numerous engineering assessments and package management roles for both fixed-bottom and floating wind farm developments. Owen is experienced in concept, pre-FEED, FEED and Detailed Design for EPCI projects Dharmik Vadel Vice President of Clarus Subsea Integrity Inc, a division of 2H Offshore Dharmik Vadel is the Vice President of Clarus Subsea Integrity Inc, a division of 2H Offshore within the Acteon Group. He is responsible for Operations and strategic growth initiatives including Digital Innovations for Integrity Management within the Energy Industry. With over 18 years of experience, Dharmik has managed multi-asset Integrity Management projects covering SURF, pipelines, and moorings systems with specific experience in risk-based IM program development, life extension solutions, and delivering digital data management solutions. Dharmik holds an M.S. in Environmental Engineering from Oklahoma State University, USA and a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from National Institute of Technology, Calicut, India. Arran Armstrong Geoconsultancy Technical Manager, 2H Offshore Arran is 2H’s Geoconsultancy Technical Manager with an extensive career in offshore data acquisition, project management and geo-engineering consultancy. Arran joined the offshore industry as a graduate with RACAL in 2000, during this early time in Arran’s career he was primarily involved with geophysical and geotechnical offshore acquisition projects. After a period of time Arran specialised in geotechnics and geotechnical data acquisition, specifically with heave compensated geotechnical drilling vessels. In 2011 Arran moved onto Geo-engineering consultancy, applying his operational and technical experience gained as a site investigation contractor to provide clients with the knowledge they need to successfully meet their development design objectives. Now, as 2H’s Geonsultancy Technical Manager, Arran looks after our clients geo-engineering challenges whilst integrating with the other 2H engineering disciplines to provide our clients with holistic, turnkey engineering solutions. The course outline is subject to change and a detailed agenda will be shared after enrollment.

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< Back AOWA Announces Partnership with TGS 2/12/24 We are thrilled to announce a new partnership between the American Offshore Wind Academy and TGS, the Market Leading Intelligence for Global Offshore Renewable Energy Markets. At AOWA, our mission is to provide industry professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the offshore wind sector. We are committed to fostering excellence in offshore wind education and training, and this partnership with TGS | 4C Offshore Wind News marks a significant step forward in achieving our goals. TGS is a renowned leader in providing intelligence and data solutions for global offshore renewable energy markets. Their expertise and insights are invaluable assets to professionals working in the offshore wind industry. Previous Next

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< Back Director of Client Services (Currently filled) North America Job Type Contractor Workspace Remote Apply Now Please note that this role is filled and not currently hiring. If you wish to send your profile for us to keep on file in case of future openings, please send your resume and cover letter to info@aowacademy.com . About the Role We are looking for a part-time Marketing and Communications Manager to develop and execute marketing and communications strategies to promote the American Offshore Wind Academy's programs, initiatives, and events. As a remote role, the Marketing and Communications Manager will communicate with stakeholders, create engaging content, manage social media accounts, plan and execute b2b and b2c events, and work with the team to manage and improve the website’s content. Responsibilities Serve as the main point of contact for key clients. Build and maintain strong, long-lasting client relationships. Understand client needs and develop strategies to meet their goals. Identify new business opportunities within existing accounts. Collaborate with the sales and marketing teams to drive growth. Develop strategies to expand the Academy's client base. Ensure the successful delivery of training programs to meet client expectations. Work closely with internal teams to guarantee high-quality service. Resolve any issues or concerns raised by clients promptly. Gather client feedback and incorporate insights into program development. Continuously assess and improve service delivery processes. Prepare regular reports on client interactions, sales, and forecasts. Provide insights and recommendations based on performance metrics. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Communications, Public Relations, or related fields Minimum of 5 years of experience in Marketing or Communications Demonstrated success in developing and executing marketing campaigns and initiatives Exceptional written and verbal communication skills and ability to write content aligned with branding and messaging guidelines Excellent interpersonal skills, attention to detail, and project management skills Experience with social media management, event planning, media relations, and website content management systems Ability to work independently and remotely with cross-functional teams effectively. Experience with renewable energy, offshore wind, and environmental initiatives is a plus About Us American Offshore Wind Academy is a pioneering initiative driven by senior leaders within the offshore wind industry who are committed to advancing and strengthening the sector in the United States and worldwide through comprehensive education, training, and collaboration. The American Offshore Wind Academy is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Apply Now

< Back AOWA Expands Globally as the Offshore Wind Academy (OWA) 08/05/2025 We’re thrilled to announce a significant leap forward in our mission to empower the global offshore wind industry! The American Offshore Wind Academy (AOWA) is officially expanding its reach globally as the “Offshore Wind Academy” (OWA). Why Go Global? Bridging the Worldwide Skills Gap The offshore wind industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, and with that comes a critical need for a skilled workforce. For years, we’ve seen immense interest from around the world, with over 50% of our attendees in 2025 coming from Europe and Asia. This global demand for our expert-led training has been a clear indicator: it’s time to bridge the skills gap on an international scale. “When we launched the American Offshore Wind Academy, our focus was on the U.S. market. But we quickly discovered that over half of our learners were joining from Europe and beyond. Expanding into the Offshore Wind Academy allows us to meet this global demand—offering training across time zones and tailored to local contexts.” – Serene Hamsho, AOWA Founder & President What’s New with the OWA? Your Pathway to a Global Offshore Wind Career! The OWA is set to revolutionize offshore wind training with exciting new offerings designed to empower professionals worldwide: A Dedicated Global Platform: We’re launching a secondary platform specifically designed to service the global market, making our expertise more accessible than ever before. Localized, Tailored Training: We’re actively forging local partnerships with key stakeholders in emerging markets like Japan, Canada, Australia, and Romania, alongside our focus on established markets such as the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Denmark, Netherlands, and Norway. This allows us to tailor our courses to a regional context, ensuring relevance and impact. Flexible, Self-Paced Learning: Get ready for our new Learning Management System (LMS) platform, coming soon! This will enable you to take courses at your own pace through scalable, asynchronous learning, fitting seamlessly into your schedule. This expansion isn’t just about growth; it’s about meeting a crucial global need. We’re growing to provide more flexible course delivery through self-paced learning alternatives and regionally relevant content to audiences across time zones. This ensures that our training is not only comprehensive but also directly relevant to the unique demands of each area. The launch of our new LMS platform will also provide scalable training via asynchronous courses, empowering individuals to learn at their own pace, anywhere in the world. Powering the Global Offshore Wind Workforce “The long-term demand for new sources of energy will transcend our current setbacks. Offshore wind is a global effort, and so is the need for a skilled workforce. With the Offshore Wind Academy, we’re creating a space where professionals from all regions can learn from each other and build a shared future.” – Jim Bennet, AOWA Advisory Board Member & Former Chief of The Office of Renewable Energy Programs, BOEM Our mission is clear: to empower individuals, organizations, and governments to make a lasting impact on the world’s clean energy landscape through a steadfast commitment to excellence, innovation, and industry growth. The OWA will carry this mission forward on an international scale, providing you a launchpad for a future in offshore wind. Global Skills. Clean Energy. One Academy. Want to learn more about how the OWA can empower your career or organization in the global offshore wind industry? Contact us today! Previous Next