Offshore Wind is Blasting into the United States

As climate change mitigation continues to increase in priority, government and private sector developers are turning to offshore wind to generate green energy. U.S. offshore wind capacity lags far behind other countries, including China, Germany, and the United Kingdom. This executive briefing reviews offshore wind capacity in the U.S., global offshore wind capacity, and challenges to increasing capacity in the United States – including local community support, the Jones Act, rising interest rates, and supply chain issues.

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Staff Working Papers: U.S. International Trade Commission
Published
2025-03-13
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https://doi.org/10.71476/wnck-yc71
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Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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Offshore Wind is Blasting into the United States

Staff Working Papers: U.S. International Trade Commission
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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Offshore Wind is Blasting into the United States

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Abstract

As climate change mitigation continues to increase in priority, government and private sector developers are turning to offshore wind to generate green energy. U.S. offshore wind capacity lags far behind other countries, including China, Germany, and the United Kingdom. This executive briefing reviews offshore wind capacity in the U.S., global offshore wind capacity, and challenges to increasing capacity in the United States – including local community support, the Jones Act, rising interest rates, and supply chain issues.

Staff Working Papers: U.S. International Trade Commission
United States International Trade Commission (US)
Affordable and clean energy, Climate action
Openalex Percentile: Top 52%
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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