News & Events

In this webinar, Oliver Stover with Charles River Associates will explain how offshore wind enhances energy reliability and offers a unique solution for New York, integrating alongside other energy infrastructure in the grid. This webinar is part of the Learning from the Experts series hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives.

Windscape Brooklyn will be hosting an Open Hours session at their Sunset Park address. Visitors will be able to visit the center between 10 AM and 4 PM to view its facilities as well as engage with the team.

Join WindScape Brooklyn and the non-profit, Female Energy, for a free tour and networking event! As part of Female Energy’s “Uplifting & Educational Event Series,” this event will feature a discussion with Empire Wind’s Ashley Ball (Principal, Human Rights & Social Responsibility), Carlie Clarcq (Regulatory & Public Affairs) and Ashanti Storr (Marine Operations), as they provide insights on their experience and growth within offshore wind and the broader energy industry. These presentations will be followed by a WindScape tour.

Windscape Brooklyn will be hosting an Open Hours session at their Sunset Park address. Visitors will be able to visit the center between 10 AM and 4 PM to view its facilities as well as engage with the team.

Join WindScape and the Mid-Atlantic Coastal Acidification Network (MACAN) to test a new video game about coastal and ocean acidification. You can test a new, not yet publicly available video game on your computer, then provide your thoughts, which the developers will incorporate. Through this interactive game, you can learn more about acidification in the Mid-Atlantic and what you can do to help. Saturday, May 2nd from 2 – 3 PM. Recommended for 6th-9th graders. All you need is a computer or Chromebook to play. Please note this event will take place during WindScape Brooklyn’s 10 AM – 4 PM open public hours.

Join us the day after International Workers’ Day for a gathering that asks how do you build a livelihood while also building a more just world? Organizers, creatives, technologists, and public servants of color share real career journeys—honest, nonlinear, and rooted in community.

Windscape Brooklyn will be hosting an Open Hours session at their Sunset Park address. Visitors will be able to visit the center between 10 AM and 4 PM to view its facilities as well as engage with the team.

The 2026 Waterfront Conference will convene leaders from government, industry, science, and community sectors to tackle one of the most pressing challenges of our time: how to plan, design, and build resilient waterfronts in the face of accelerating climate impacts and shrinking political and financial support.

Over the past year, clean energy accounted for more than 90% of all new power connected to the American grid. ACP’s CLEANPOWER event will chart the country’s energy future with top companies, experts, policymakers, and leaders across all types of energy. This conference is packed with cutting-edge discussions about wind, solar, storage, and transmission; dealmaking; networking; and fun. CLEANPOWER 2026 will be at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, TX.

In this webinar, Annika Mathiasson with PEAK Wind with provide an overview of offshore wind operations and maintenance activities and coordination, including the suppliers needed at each stage of Operations and Maintenance. This webinar is part of the Learning from the Experts series hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind Team and featuring experts in key offshore wind topics, including wind farm technologies, development practices, regulatory processes, and research initiatives.

The State of the Science on Offshore Energy, Wildlife, and Fisheries is a national convening hosted by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority on behalf of the Offshore Wind Environmental Technical Working Group and the Fisheries Technical Working Group. It will be bringing together researchers, Tribal representatives, regulators, industry, and conservation organizations to advance understanding of how offshore energy development intersects with marine wildlife and fisheries. Held at Stony Brook University on Long Island, the three-day conference focuses on building on a strong foundation by deepening scientific knowledge and identifying collaborative solutions that support responsible offshore energy development while protecting ecosystems and fishing communities, guided by a multidisciplinary scientific and organizing leadership committed to transparent, inclusive, and applied science.