In this webinar, Travis Miles with Rutgers University will provide an overview of regional oceanography and ecosystem dynamics and discuss emerging research about how infrastructure, including offshore wind projects, could influence oceanographic processes. 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.

Urban Future Lab at NYU Tandon School of Engineering will host a New Year gathering that will bring together the Carbon to Value Initiative and the Offshore Wind Innovation Hub communities. The event will convene climate technology founders, partners, and supporters across clean energy and sustainable urban infrastructure to build cross sector connections, exchange insights, and recognize the companies shaping this growing ecosystem. The gathering will also mark the welcome of the Carbon to Value Year 5 Cohort alongside the broader Urban Future Lab portfolio.

This year, New Jersey Institute of Technology will proudly introduce the National Science Foundation (NSF) Industry-University Cooperative Research Centers Program (IUCRC) Center for Grid Enhancing Technologies for Offshore Wind Transmission and Integration (GOWIND) in its Planning Phase. This joint effort by NJIT and Rowan University showcases their collaborative mission to advance grid-enhancing technologies, strengthen energy transmission, and train the next generation of power system professionals.

Each year, NYCETC brings together the city’s premier policymakers and practitioners to focus on career pathways, emerging industries, and the vital link between workforce and economic development. The 2025 NYCETC Conference: Advancing Affordability Through Jobs, Wages & Wealth will bring together hundreds of public and private sector leaders—with thousands more online—to champion economic mobility and advance a livable and affordable New York City.

This event will highlight the current needs and priorities of offshore wind workforce education, explain how businesses can benefit from these cross sector partnerships, and outline clear opportunities for future collaboration. Attend to learn how a major infrastructure build out at the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal is being advanced through coordinated work across industry, innovation, and education.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) will host Clean Energy Office Hours, a virtual information session designed for companies interested in New Jersey’s clean energy financing and incentive programs. Participants will hear brief presentations, have the opportunity to ask questions, and connect directly with NJEDA’s Clean Energy Team. The main program will run for approximately 30 minutes, followed by additional time for questions and networking. This session will provide valuable insights for businesses seeking to advance clean energy initiatives in New Jersey.