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.

The New England Energy Conference and Exposition is a regional industry event that convenes energy professionals, utilities, policymakers, developers, and technology leaders to discuss the future of energy systems and clean energy transition across the Northeast. Through keynote presentations, panel discussions, networking opportunities, and exhibitions, the event explores topics including grid modernization, renewable energy integration, energy storage, electrification, infrastructure resilience, and evolving energy policy. Attendees engage with conversations surrounding sustainability, energy reliability, decarbonization strategies, and the growing role of innovation in shaping the region’s energy economy and climate responsive infrastructure. New England Energy Conference and Exposition.

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.

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.

Join DCP (Department of City Planning) for a tour of WindScape Brooklyn, New York’s first learning center focused on offshore wind education. This tour is one of the many events featured as part of the DCP’s annual celebration of New York City’s 520 miles of waterfront. Free events will take place in all five boroughs between May 16 and 21.

The 2026 NYSEDC Annual Meeting is a multi day conference focused on economic development, energy policy, infrastructure, and emerging industries shaping New York State’s future. Bringing together economic development professionals, public sector leaders, energy experts, and private industry representatives, the event features keynote discussions, breakout sessions, networking opportunities, and industry panels on topics including grid modernization, renewable energy, workforce development, data centers, housing, manufacturing, and regional economic growth. Attendees will engage with conversations surrounding clean energy transition, infrastructure planning, sustainability, and the evolving relationship between economic development and climate related policy priorities across New York State.