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Building A New American Energy Supply Chain

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Hear from our supply chain partners
Offshore wind supply chain
Investments by state
A new American fleet

Investing in domestic manufacturing, infrastructure, shipbuilding, and energy security.


From onshore and offshore wind, to solar farms and battery storage systems, Ørsted is working to build out America’s clean energy supply chain. With every renewable energy project, we’re creating jobs for skilled laborers, boosting manufacturing, improving infrastructure, supporting shipbuilding and maritime industries, and investing in local communities. We aim to spread the economic benefits of clean energy across the U.S., creating a strong domestic supply chain that supports locally generated energy.

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$20 billion

Investment in American energy generation, job creation, supply chain expansion, and local communities
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40+ states

Benefiting from Ørsted’s American projects via local jobs, investment, and energy production
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1st American SOV

Built the first U.S. service operations vessel, one of 40+ vessels under construction nationwide to support the American offshore wind industry

Hear from our supply chain partners

 

To support our domestic energy portfolio, we are investing in vendors, suppliers, and partnerships nationwide, cultivating a supply chain network spanning more than 40 states. This collaborative approach builds projects, fosters long-term supplier relationships, and advances domestic manufacturing capabilities. These voices highlight some of those partnerships across the country.

Reviving U.S. shipbuilding
Eleni Beyko
Delivering offshore vessels
Brent Lirette
Supporting local contractors
Billy Haugland
Constructing with unions
Chris Johnston
Supplying battery technology
John Zahurancik

Expanding America’s offshore wind supply chain


At Ørsted, we’re building an American offshore wind industry, grounded in domestic manufacturing, infrastructure, and innovation. From steelmaking, to shipbuilding, to cable manufacturing, we’re working with local suppliers and skilled tradespeople nationwide, creating jobs and investing in local economies across the country. These investments are crucial to expanding domestic renewable energy production and increasing American energy security.

A map highlighting the 44 states that are part of and benefit from Ørsted's clean energy supply chain in America
Selected investments by state
  • Connecticut
    • Over $100 million invested to revitalize State Pier and help put the Port of New London back on the map as the epicenter of Connecticut’s maritime economy.
  • Florida
    • Construction of the ECO Edison, the first American-made and -crewed service operations vessel, which will support construction of our Northeast offshore wind projects
  • Illinois
    • Manufacturing of generators for the ECO Edison, the first American-made and -crewed service operations vessel, which will support construction of our Northeast offshore wind projects
  • Kansas
    • Construction of the first American-made offshore wind energy substation by Kiewit Corporation, for our South Fork Wind offshore wind farm
  • Louisiana
  • New York
    • $86 million investment in the manufacture of advanced foundation components by Riggs Distler & Company for our offshore wind farms

     

    • Manufacture of structural steelwork and secondary steel components by Ljungström for our South Fork Wind project
  • North Carolina
    • Fabrication of steel components for the ECO Edison, the first American-made and -crewed service operations vessel, which will support construction of our Northeast offshore wind projects
  • Ohio
    • Manufacturing of blasting and coating equipment for use in the monopile production facility built by steel manufacturer EEW
  • Pennsylvania
    • Contract to use Acadia, a $246 million scour installation vessel, with construction and assembly by Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation, in support of our Northeast offshore wind projects
  • South Carolina
    • $250 million investment in manufacture of submarine transmission cables by Nexans for our Northeast offshore wind projects
  • Rhode Island
    • Chartering of five crew transfer vessels made by Blount Boats to support our Northeast offshore wind projects

     

    • $100 million investment in port infrastructure and the development of an offshore wind hub at ProvPort

     

    • $1.8 million contract with HeliService USA to support helicopter assembly and infrastructure development at Quonset Port
  • Texas
    • Construction of the ECO Edison, the first American-made and -crewed service operations vessel, which will support construction of our Northeast offshore wind projects

     

    • Construction of the first American-made offshore wind energy substation by Kiewit Corporation, for our South Fork Wind offshore wind farm
  • West Virginia
    • Fabrication of steel for the ECO Edison, the first American-made and -crewed service operations vessel, which will support construction of our Northeast offshore wind projects

Building a new American fleet

Ørsted is investing nearly $700 million into U.S. vessels
to advance our energy future.

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Our impact

The 2025 American Action Report

As Ørsted invests $20 billion in expanding American energy, we are meeting rising demand and transforming communities nationwide.

Workforce development and jobs

We’re creating good-paying jobs and investing in educational and training initiatives to build and boost the American workforce.

Local community partnerships

We’re engaging with local communities, building long-term partnerships that benefit residents and businesses.