Vineyard Offshore

Huge shoutout to Liz Strawn for hosting an informative Lunch & Learn at our Boston Office yesterday. ?? We're so proud to support Susan G. Komen's tireless advocacy for breast cancer patients - a cause near and dear to many members of our company. See you at the MORE THAN PINK Walk! ??????????

Thank you Kyle Strober and Association for a Better Long Island for your support on our proposed Excelsior Wind project ?? We were honored to be unanimously elected to the ABLI organization by its board and are excited to bring #offshorewind to New York, helping to strengthen the economic landscape of Long Island. We look forward to working with the community to ensure sustainable growth, a multitude of job opportunities, and a cleaner environment for generations to come. Read more of our letters of support: https://hubs.ly/Q02SL5_z0

With New England states looking at future #offshorewind procurements, and more than 3.3 gigawatts of capacity currently planned along the East Coast through Vineyard Offshore projects alone, we're at a pivotal moment in the mission to build a?clean energy economy that benefits and supports our communities. ?? ? New research from Analysis Group outlines best practices aimed at ensuring the future success of this economic strategy – including streamlining solicitation through procurement schedules, standardized contracts, regional evaluations, and flexible project milestones. ?? Insights on how to boost the efficiency of the offshore wind industry's growth below.??

“I often think about the arc of offshore wind progress in the United States as chapters. Going back 15 years—when my own history with offshore wind started—there weren’t many people engaging with the topic yet, but Massachusetts was.” Vineyard Offshore CEO Alicia Barton shared her insights on offshore wind’s budding role in the energy transition as the inaugural speaker of MIT Energy Initiative's speaker series. Read more?? https://hubs.ly/Q02SntJ50

We take great pride in working closely with the communities we serve, valuing their input to ensure we are delivering the best projects possible. In New York, we’re committed to working with all our partners to provide reliable, sustainable clean energy while helping the state move closer to its climate goals. Together, we’re making progress towards a greener future ??????

“Vineyard Offshore has proven to be a committed partner in our region and is already dedicating resources to support programs that improve local communities,” - Matt Cohen, President and CEO of The Long Island Association. We are thrilled to contribute to the future of #cleanenergy in New York, made possible through the invaluable support of our industry partners. ???? As we build a more sustainable future with our Excelsior Wind project, it’s an honor to collaborate with organizations like the Long Island Association. Learn more about our commitment to creating lasting, positive change through partnerships that uplift and strengthen local communities ?? https://hubs.ly/Q02S42W40

Vineyard Offshore and Oceantic Network are teaming up to host an Offshore Wind 101 training session for Tribal members and minority-owned businesses interested in breaking into the industry! We have worked closely with Oceantic on the East Coast, and we're excited to extend that support out West! ?? As #offshorewind continues to grow, we must ensure equal participation and benefit opportunities for historically marginalized communities. Join us for a virtual webinar on October 9th from 8-9PM EDT to learn more about offshore wind!???? Register today: https://hubs.ly/Q02S3N_C0

The #cleanenergy sector in MA is growing quickly, creating thousands of jobs, boosting the local economy, and driving innovation. Between 2021 and 2023 alone, the state added over 7,200 clean energy jobs. ???? “Keeping forward momentum does make a difference,” said CEO Alicia Barton. The upcoming election marks a pivotal moment that could shape the future of the industry. Read more in Boston Business Journal: https://hubs.ly/Q02S1dQK0

Vineyard Wind 2 will deliver economic, community, and environmental benefits throughout New England – and we are proud of what our proposed project has to offer #Connecticut. We're especially grateful for the support of community leaders in New London, Montville, and Waterford, which will be the homes to Vineyard Wind 2’s onshore facilities. ???? We look forward to working together to realize the exciting benefits of this project!?

"I think together with all our partners in government, labor, and community, we can really do this and lead on climate change in New York." ???? Having lived on Long Island since she was 10, Sr. Manager of External Affairs Andrea Bonilla sees our proposed Excelsior Wind project as an opportunity to engage with her community and make a positive impact on her home. ?? Community outreach is a core pillar of Excelsior Wind: in New York, Vineyard Offshore has participated in 200+ small group meetings, attended more than 100 community events and presentations, sponsored more than 60 community events, and partnered with 100+ community organizations. #NewYork #OffshoreWind