TROY, N.Y. — Hudson Valley Community College is one of seven SUNY colleges to receive a $500,000 grant from the Offshore Wind Training Institute (OWTI) to enhance programming and facilities in areas ...

Bristol Community College's offshore wind training center opened in May 2024. President Donald Trump has been hostile to the offshore wind industry, threatening to stop projects. The college says the ...

Suffolk County has purchased a state-owned property located in Brentwood for $1.46 million to create a National Offshore Wind Training Center. The site is a 50,000-square-foot under-utilized building ...

In partnership with Farmingdale State College, Community Offshore Wind is creating pathways for minority and women-owned businesses to enter the offshore wind supply chain through the Foundation 2 ...

The State University of New York (SUNY) and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) launched New York’s Offshore Wind Training Institute (OWTI) to train 2,500 workers as ...

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) board is doling out $3.7 million in grants to five recipients as part of NJEDA’s Offshore Wind Workforce and Skills Development Grant Challenge.

A doctoral training centre in wind and marine energy aims to equip PhD students with the skills and knowledge needed to drive continuing expansion in the offshore renewables industry Into the sea: ...

Stony Brook University is launching its first certificate program in offshore wind this summer — the start of what’s expected to be a broader effort to train thousands of workers in the burgeoning ...

The governments of New York State and Suffolk County are transferring land to be used for a National Offshore Wind Training Center to New York. The governor’s office also launched a $9 million ...

Abu Dhabi, UAE - Rick Parish, the founder and former chairman of Marine & Offshore Group (M&O Group) ­­– the company that revolutionised mobile offshore safety training for the oil and gas industries ...

For a long time there has been a deficit of trained maritime officers in Brazil, as for decades the only accredited training institutes were run by the Brazilian Navy, where a very limited number of ...