Clean energy supply chain

At Ørsted, we are pursuing supply chain development that expands the geographic reach of domestic, clean energy jobs and investment.

To date, our projects have already stimulated nearly $2 billion of investments into building an American supply chain and infrastructure for clean energy projects. This includes expanded and new manufacturing facilities, vessels that will usher in a new era of U.S. maritime activity and investments into new clean energy technologies that can be deployed around the world.

A new era of opportunity with offshore wind energy

In March 2021 the U.S. established a goal of developing 30 GW of offshore wind energy by 2030. With less than 1 GW in operation today, this bold vision sets the U.S. on a course to combat climate change and invest in the American economy. Whether expanding the capabilities of U.S. companies or attracting foreign direct investment, Ørsted and its partners are bringing good-paying jobs, workforce development programs and economic growth far beyond the coastal communities and into cities and towns across the country.

Building a U.S. offshore wind supply chain (PDF)

Investments to date

Florida

Construction of portions of the first American-made Service Operations Vessel (SOV)*
Illinois

Manufacturing of generators for the first American-made Service Operations Vessel (SOV)*
Kansas

Construction of the first American-made offshore wind energy substation*
Louisiana

Construction and final assembly of the first American-made Service Operations Vessel (SOV)*
Maryland
$70 million investment into advanced foundation components to be manufactured by Crystal Steel Fabricators

$140 million investment into array cable manufacturing which will be led by Hellenic Cables
New Jersey

$250 million investment with our partner PSEG into the development of a monopile facility to be manufactured by steel manufacturer, EEW
New York

$86 million investment into advanced foundation components to be manufactured by Riggs Distler & Company*
North Carolina

Steel components for first American-made Service Operations Vessel (SOV)*
Ohio

Manufacturing of blasting and coating equipment for use in the EEW monopile facility
South Carolina

$220 million expansion of the Nexans cable manufacturing facility for both domestic and global supply*
Rhode Island

Chartering five new American-made Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs)*
Texas
Construction of the first American-made offshore wind power installation vessel*

Construction of the first American-made offshore wind energy substation*
West Virginia

Steel for the first American-made offshore wind turbine installation vessel and Service Operations Vessel (SOV)*

*Investment with our JV partner Eversource

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Clean energy supply chain

At Ørsted, we are pursuing supply chain development that expands the geographic reach of domestic, clean energy jobs and investment.

$2 billion

41 states

500 employees

A new era of opportunity with offshore wind energy

At the forefront of the American clean energy industry

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