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Lunch & Learn: Just What is Going On With Offshore Wind in Maine?
Offshore wind represents a major opportunity for Maine’s clean energy future and our economy. The development of offshore wind technology in Maine will create jobs, grow clean energy to meet our ambitious targets, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In order to ensure that offshore wind is done right, Maine is creating a Roadmap to develop an offshore wind industry that works for Maine’s people, economy, and heritage. Join us as Stephanie Watson from the Governor’s Energy Office, Maine’s State Economist Amanda Rector, and Dr. Damian Brady, Agatha B. Darling Associate Professor of Oceanography at the University of Maine at Orono provide an overview of the draft recommendations and how to engage in the process. Maine Conservation Voter’s very own Will Sedlack, a member of the Advisory Committee for the Offshore Wind Roadmap, will moderate the discussion.

© 2022 Maine Conservation Voters. This material is protected by copyright law and cannot be used without permission of Maine Conservation Voters. For permission requests, please contact info@maineconservation.org.
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Offshore wind represents a major opportunity for Maine’s clean energy future and our economy. The development of offshore wind technology in Maine will create jobs, grow clean energy to meet our ambitious targets, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In order to ensure that offshore wind is done right, Maine is creating a Roadmap to develop an offshore wind industry that works for Maine’s people, economy, and heritage. Join us as Stephanie Watson from the Governor’s Energy Office, Maine’s State Economist Amanda Rector, and Dr. Damian Brady, Agatha B. Darling Associate Professor of Oceanography at the University of Maine at Orono provide an overview of the draft recommendations and how to engage in the process. Maine Conservation Voter’s very own Will Sedlack, a member of the Advisory Committee for the Offshore Wind Roadmap, will moderate the discussion.

© 2022 Maine Conservation Voters. This material is protected by copyright law and cannot be used without permission of Maine Conservation Voters. For permission requests, please contact info@maineconservation.org.