WEBINAR: Offshore Wind Opportunities in Brazil, Denmark, and Indonesia - Jan. 26

International Trade Administration sent this bulletin at 01/12/2023 03:31 PM EST

Offshore Wind Opportunities in
Brazil, Denmark, and Indonesia

WEBINAR

January 26 | 10:30 am EST

As offshore wind grows in the United States, it is also a rapidly expanding energy market segment in many countries around the world. The global market presents large and growing opportunities for U.S. companies throughout the offshore wind value chain. This webinar will highlight opportunities in three dynamic markets around the world -- Brazil, Denmark, and Indonesia. Join the U.S. Commercial Service and the Business Network for Offshore Wind to learn more about the exciting opportunities in these markets and how U.S. companies can get involved.

Brazil, a country with longstanding experience deploying onshore wind energy, is poised to begin deploying its first offshore wind farms along its expansive coastline. Commercial Specialist Igly Serafim will discuss Brazil's plans to grow offshore wind over the next several years.

Denmark, the first country to deploy offshore wind energy in 1991, remains among the world’s largest markets, with plans for plenty of future growth. Commercial Specialist Bjarke Frederiksen will provide an overview of the Danish market.

Indonesia, one of the largest economies in Asia, holds significant potential to tap into offshore wind to help meet its energy needs. Commercial Specialist Mario Simanjuntak will provide an overview of the market and opportunities for U.S. companies.

The Business Network for Offshore Wind will also provide a brief overview of the upcoming International Offshore Wind Partnering Forum -- IPF 2023

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Questions? Contact Cathy.Gibbons@trade.gov or Michael.Jackson@trade.gov

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