2022 Fall Conference Event for Offshore Wind Energy–18-19 October

Jeff Gardner attended the American Clean Energy conference the last two days, continuing Geo SubSea’s involvement in industry premier events. Lots of interesting conversations with many long time colleagues as well as new contacts, and plenty of unique and educational subject matter was discussed by numerous panels. Look forward to the next one!

Once again the GSS Connecticut office peeps were out cleaning the banks of the CT River along with hundreds of other volunteers over this two day event, 23-24 Sept 2022. The Source to Sea cleanup is a truly unique, one-of-a-kind gathering of people concerned about the environment along the full length of the CT River, focused on removing trash and debris from the waterway. Checkout the website to learn more and join in next year’s effort.  https://www.ctriver.org/our-work/source-to-sea-cleanup/

Quick pic from the closing reception at IPF in Atlantic City, Jeff Gardner (left) and Jeff Motti (right) attended. Thanks to the Business Network for a great event and to our colleagues for many in-depth conversations and dialogue. Some very interesting presentations and engaging panels were a part of this year’s event. Look forward to the next one!

Geo SubSea recently organized a field trip to the Block Island Wind Farm for the Wesleyan University Renewable Energy Course ENVS 344, taught by Dr. Rosemary Ostfeld. Fantastic trip out of Point Judith aboard the Lady Frances. Staff presented that information to the students on the trip out, then had many fruitful discussions on the wide range of topics we are all familiar with that dramatically affect these projects (glacial geology, archaeology, benthic habitats, EFH, permitting, engineering, etc.).  Everyone had a great time!!

April 6 press release by our local newspaper. Nice general shout out to the community letting them know what we’re doing. Not technically sound on all fronts but meant to focus on local businesses contributing to the community in some significant way. Educational and environmental outreach programs are a big part of what we like to do locally to be involved.