Assessment of Offshore Wind Energy Opportunities and Challenges in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico

Fuchs, Rebecca; Musial, Walt; Zuckerman, Gabriel R.; Chetan, Mayank; Marquis, Melinda; Rese, Leonardo; Cooperman, Aubryn; Duffy, Patrick; Green, Rebecca; Beiter, Philipp; Mulas Hernando, Daniel; Morris, James A.; Randall, Alyssa; Jossart, Jonathan A.; Mudd, Lauren; Vickery, Peter

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Assessment of Offshore Wind Energy Opportunities and Challenges in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico

2023
By Fuchs, Rebecca ; Musial, Walt ; Zuckerman, Gabriel R.

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Fuchs, Rebecca ; Musial, Walt ; Zuckerman, Gabriel R. ; Chetan, Mayank ; Marquis, Melinda ; Rese, Leonardo ; Cooperman, Aubryn ; Duffy, Patrick ; Green, Rebecca ; Beiter, Philipp ; Mulas Hernando, Daniel ; Morris, James A. ; Randall, Alyssa ; Jossart, Jonathan A. ; Mudd, Lauren ; Vickery, Peter
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National Renewable Energy Laboratory (U.S.) ; United States. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. ; CSS. ; Applied Research Associates, Inc.
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Offshore wind energy in the Gulf has the potential to be a viable clean energy option to help the region meet the U.S. goals to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Many technical challenges are discussed but most can be resolved with engineering solutions that are available to the industry.
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