Webinar: U.S. Offshore Wind Vessels - Building a sustainable fleet for a sustainable world

Industry panel discussion with DNV, ABB, Crowley and Keppel

This complimentary live event features top experts in the maritime industry in a panel discussion focused on the developing vessel market supporting the U.S. offshore wind industry.

The U.S. government has announced plans to ramp up offshore wind capacity and set the goal of achieving 30 gigawatts (GW) by 2030, which would make the nation one of the top producers globally in a very short span of time. The maritime industry has a significant role play in achieving this exponential target, and our panel of experts brings unique perspectives from their respective segments of the industry on how best to proceed in building a sustainable fleet.

Learn about how this panel of experts sees the path moving forward by joining our upcoming webinar: U.S. Offshore Wind Vessels - Building a Sustainable Fleet for a Sustainable World.

Agenda details 

30 GW by 2030

- Panelists will share insight on what the “30 by 30” target means for their segment of the industry.

- The panel discussion will include an exciting examination of the critical factors to achieve the goal of 30 GW by 2030, including:

   - U.S. shipyard capacity 

   - Adapting existing European designs for the U.S. and local designs developments

   - Employment opportunities for the U.S. workforce 

   - Impacts of U.S. Flag Jones Act


- Question & Answer session

Agenda

U.S. Offshore Wind Vessels - Building a Sustainable Fleet for a Sustainable World

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Panelist

Mike Holcomb - Keppel - Image

Mr. Holcomb graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 1976, with a BS in Marine Engineering. He worked as a Test and Trials engineer at the Ingalls Shipbuilding and sailed as a Licensed Engineer on U.S. Merchant vessels. He joined Keppel Offshore and Marine in 1991 and has worked in Business Development roles. Currently he is the Senior VP Marketing.

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Panelist

Mike Holcomb - Keppel - Image

Mr. Holcomb graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 1976, with a BS in Marine Engineering. He worked as a Test and Trials engineer at the Ingalls Shipbuilding and sailed as a Licensed Engineer on U.S. Merchant vessels. He joined Keppel Offshore and Marine in 1991 and has worked in Business Development roles. Currently he is the Senior VP Marketing.

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Panelist

Mike Holcomb - Keppel - Image

Mr. Holcomb graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 1976, with a BS in Marine Engineering. He worked as a Test and Trials engineer at the Ingalls Shipbuilding and sailed as a Licensed Engineer on U.S. Merchant vessels. He joined Keppel Offshore and Marine in 1991 and has worked in Business Development roles. Currently he is the Senior VP Marketing.

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Panelist

Mike Holcomb - Keppel - Image

Mr. Holcomb graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in 1976, with a BS in Marine Engineering. He worked as a Test and Trials engineer at the Ingalls Shipbuilding and sailed as a Licensed Engineer on U.S. Merchant vessels. He joined Keppel Offshore and Marine in 1991 and has worked in Business Development roles. Currently he is the Senior VP Marketing.

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Moderator

Myra Shannon-Fuller - G - Image    

Ms. Shannon-Fuller is a maritime professional with more than a decade of experience in the industry, Myra is passionate about fostering relationships and building connections through communications. Myra joined DNV in 2012 and in her current capacity, supports DNV Region Americas Maritime in achieving it’s strategic and tactical goals by developing and implementing integrated communications strategies and plans through outreach and industry engagement. Myra is a graduate of Massachusetts Maritime Academy with a BSc in International Maritime Business.