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Today’s Topic: Offshore Wind
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Clean Energy VirginiaWebinar Series
Angela Navarro Deputy Secretary of Commerce and Trade Office of Governor Northam
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Webinar Replays
To listen to the webinars and see their slides: https://www.dmme.virginia.gov
• Webinar 1: July 22, 2020 Energy Efficiency
• Webinar 2: July 29, 2020 Distributed Generation Solar
• Webinar 3: August 5, 2020 Energy Storage
• Webinar 4: August 12, 2020 Utility Scale Solar and Onshore Wind
• Webinar 5: August 19, 2020 Offshore Wind
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Offshore Wind Presenters Virginia Offshore Wind Overview
Hayes Framme, Orsted
The Maritime Industrial Base
Will Fediw, Virginia Maritime Association
The Port of Virginia
Chris Gullickson, The Port of Virginia
CVOW and the Dominion Commercial Wind Farm
G.T. Hollett, Dominion Energy
Kitty Hawk Offshore Wind
Eric Thumma, Avangrid Renewables
Virginia Advantages
Tommy Miller, Virginia Economic Development Partnership
Q&A
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Clean Energy Virginia Policy Objectives
• Transition Virginia’s electric grid to 100% carbon-free resources by 2050
• Significant build-out of clean energy assets that will drive new investment across the Commonwealth
• Provide the landscape for clean energy businesses to expand or locate in the Commonwealth
• Ensure energy equity and environmental justice while providing benefits to historically economically disadvantaged communities
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State Energy Goals: Executive Order 43
30% by 2030
Produce 30 percent of Virginia’s electricity
from renewable energy sources by 2030
Energy EquityAchieve energy goals in a just manner that
advance social, energy, and
environmental equity
100% by 2050
Produce 100 percent of Virginia’s
electricity from carbon-free
sources by 2050
Virginia Clean Economy Act
• Establishes a mandatory renewable portfolio standard (RPS):
Dominion Energy: 40% by 2030; 100% by 2045
Appalachian Power: 30% by 2030; 100% by 2050
• Establishes a mandatory energy efficiency resource standard (EERS):
Dominion Energy: 5% by 2025
Appalachian Power: 2% by 2025
• Deems 16,100 MW of solar and onshore wind, 5,200 MW of offshore wind, and 2,700 MW of energy storage in the public interest.
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A Look At Our Carbon-Free Future
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Source: ACEEE graph using data from International Energy Agency (IEA). www.aceee.org/sites/default/files/publications/researchreports/u1604.pdf
Worker Health & Safety During COVID-19 Pandemic
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• Virginia Department of Labor and Industry’s Safety and Health Codes Board adopted the first statewide emergency workplace safety standards in the U.S. in response to COVID-19
• These standards mandate appropriate personal protective equipment, sanitation, social distancing, infectious disease preparedness and response plans, record keeping, training, and hazard communications in workplaces across the Commonwealth.
• Opportunities to innovate new processes and technologies to protect health and safety
Offshore Wind
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Virginia Offshore WindVideo Premiere!
Special Thanks to the Old Dominion University
Offshore Wind Team
History of Offshore Wind in Virginia
Hayes Framme
Senior Manager, Government Relations/Communications
Commercial
Lease Areas:
Virginia and
North
Carolina
Virginia Offshore WindTimeline and Milestones
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2009
BOEM and VA
convene
Renewable
Energy Task to
identify OSW
lease areas
January ‘20
• Orsted signs lease at
PMT for up to 40
acres
• Siemens Gamesa
will partner to provide
the turbines for
VCWEA
April ‘20
Governor
Northam signs
VCEA and OSW
legislation:
5200MW by
2034
2010
Virginia creates the
Virginia Offshore Wind
Development Authority
(VOWDA)
2011
Governor McDonnell
announces that Virginia
will bid for an offshore
lease site BOEM
2013
Dominion wins
auction for
VCWEA
September ‘19
• Governor Northam
signs EO43: 30%
renewable electricity
by 2030 & 100% by
2050
• BOEM fully permits
CVOW: only
permitted project in
federal waters
• Dominion announces
largest project in NA
2018
Governor Northam
signs legislation
authorizing CVOW
construction
2015
• BOEM issues first
research lease to
DMME (site of
CVOW)
• DMME releases Port
Readiness Study
July ‘19
Onshore
construction of
CVOW begins
2017
Coastal Virginia
Offshore Wind
(CVOW) project
announced
June ‘20
CVOW turbines
installed – 1st in
federal waters
Virginia’s Offshore Wind Opportunity
Will Fediw
Vice President, Industry & Government Affairs
Virginia’s Port2nd largest on East Coast in tonnage & 3rd in containers
5 state owned/operated & 50 privately owned/operated deep-water marine cargo terminals
Largest coal export port in the U.S. (40%)
Largest ship building & repair complex in the U.S.
Home to world’s largest Navy base
Actively dredging to 55’
No overhead restrictions
Chesapeake Bay Approach
Elizabeth River
Perdue Grain Elevator
Apex Oil
Enviva
KM Elizabeth River TerminalKM Money Point
Sims Metal
SeaGate
Lafarge
Morton Salt
Vane Brothers
CITGO Petroleum
Kerneos
International-Matex Tank (IMTT)
KM South Hill
KM Southeast
DCP Midstream
Southern States Co-Op
US Gypsum
Vulcan Money Point
Marine & Maritime Needs Ship Repair, Conversion and New Build
Marine Engineering
Marine Electrics & Electrical Communication
Marine Hydraulics & Valves
Rigging
Lifting & handling
Environmental & scientific survey
Subsea Engineering/Diving support
Naval Architects and Marine Consultants
Offshore Wind Farm Supply Chain
Ships Surveys
Port side services & Stevedoring
Ships Agency
Ship broking and charter
Legal & Professional Services
Shipping crew
Marine & Offshore Training
Humber Local Enterprise Partnership, 2019
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Chris Gullickson
Director, Economic Development
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HAMPTON ROADS HARBOR
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• Post-Panamax: Deepening to 55’
• 18 miles from open sea with no
overhead obstructions
• Central location
• Stellar workforce
• Strong terminal infrastructure and
robust intermodal connections
• Largest marine industrial center in the
country
Advantage: Virginia
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NEWPORT NEWS MARINE TERMINAL (NNMT)NEWPORT NEWS MARINE TERMINAL (NNMT)
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Orsted Plant’s a flag at Portsmouth Marine Terminal
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Portsmouth Marine Terminal (PMT)
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The Port of Virginia is ready to move
Virginia’s Green Economy forward.
Virginia Offshore Wind ProjectsG.T. Hollett, Director Offshore Wind Projects
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) ProjectsOverview
CVOW Pilot
(2,135 acres)
12 MW
CVOW Commercial
(112,800 acres)
~2,640 MW
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) Pilot First turbines in federal waters
Wind turbines are installedCommissioning activities ongoing
• DMME as leaseholder; Only research lease in the United States
• Dominion as operator
• Two 6-MW Wind Turbines
• Located 27 miles off Virginia Beach
• Capital Cost: $300 million
• Major Participants
o Ørsted = Offshore Installation
o L.E. Meyers = Onshore Installation
Pilot Project Details
• First Offshore Wind Turbines to be installed in US Federal Waters
• Permit, design, installation & operations experience
• Refine BOEM approval process
• Inform larger commercial wind project
Pilot Project Benefits
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) Pilot Transportation and Cable Installation
Major components loaded & transported from Europe during global health crisisCable pulled to shore and connected to foundations
First steel in the water – Memorial Day
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) Pilot Foundation Installation
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) Pilot Wind Turbine Installation
Tower, Nacelle and Blade Installation
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) Pilot First Turbines Installed in Federal Waters
First wind turbine mechanically complete – June 20th
Second wind turbine mechanically complete – June 26th
Governor Northam, VA Legislators & Stakeholder event – June 29th
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) Pilot Offshore Wind Legislation Signing & Turbine Visit
Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) Commercial Project Summary
*BOEM = Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
Commercial Offshore Wind Lease Area
• 112,800 acre lease area 27 miles off Virginia Beach
• Interconnect filed for 2,640 MWs
• Selected Siemens Gamesa as Preferred Turbine Supplier
• Selected Ramboll as Owners Engineer
• Virginia Clean Economy Act supports 5.2GW of offshore wind
2024 to 2026
2020
2016
2019
Site Assessment Plan Approved by BOEM
File Interconnect
Ocean survey workSubmit Construction & Operations Plan
Construction and Commissioning
2013Executed Lease with BOEM
CVOW Pilot
(2,135 acres)
12 MW
CVOW Commercial
(112,800 acres)
~2,640 MW
CVOW’s Commerce OpportunityPartnering to maximize Virginia’s project content
Outreach program for Virginia’s subcontractors, suppliers and vendors
• Identify
• Recruit
• Educate and prepare
European and Domestic supply chain –procurement and engagement
Hampton Roads Alliance offshore wind supply chain development initiative
Workforce development to build skilled labor pool for OSW industry
Program Highlights
Kitty Hawk Offshore
Eric Thumma
Interim Vice President, Offshore Wind
www.avangridrenewables.com 42Internal Use
Avangrid is Part of the Global Iberdrola Offshore Wind Pipeline
www.avangridrenewables.com 43Internal Use
Kitty Hawk Lease Area provides for approximately 2.5 GW of potential
USA Virginia/North Carolina
Project Features
Lease Area Data
• Lease signed March 2017
• 100% Avangrid Renewables owned
• Located 25 miles from shore; 36 miles from Virginia
Beach
• Area of 122,405 acres
Lease Area Characteristics
• Water depths range from 20 to 40 meters
• Mean wind speed 8.2-8.7 m/s
• Proposed landing: Sandbridge, VA
• Investigating North Carolina routings
• Interconnection: 3 x 800 MW in Virginia Beach Area
• Projected COD dates are 2026, 2028, and 2029
• Virginia, North Carolina, and PJM Potential Markets
• Site Assessment Plan approved April 2020
• Buoy deployed June 2020
Kitty Hawk Offshore Wind Delivery Options
Kitty Hawk Project Lease Area Overview
www.avangridrenewables.com 44Internal Use
De-Conflicting Survey Activities and Fisheries Outreach
De-conflicting survey activities
• DoD
• NASA
• NOAA/NMFS
• USACE
• Fisheries
Fisheries Liaison
FathomEdge Limited - Rick Robins
757.876.3778
FAQs and real time MetBuoy data is
available at
www.kittyhawkoffshore.com/fishing
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Kitty Hawk Offshore Wind Economic Impact Analysis: VA & Hampton Roads
Kitty Hawk Wind will produce over $4 billion in economic benefits, 736 annual
construction jobs and 926 annual jobs during project operations to benefit Virginia and
Hampton Roads, including Northeastern North Carolina
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Total ConstructionActivities
HouseholdEarnings
(Construction)
Tax Revenues HouseholdEarnings
(Operations)
Economic Benefits of Kitty Hawk Wind
Virginia Hampton Roads
www.avangridrenewables.com 46Internal Use
For more information: www.kittyhawkoffshore.com
Megan Higgins
Director of Development
Eric Thumma
Interim Vice President
Growing Virginia Businesses
Tommy Miller
Senior Manager Business Investment
Virginia Economic Development Partnership
VIRGINIA LEADING GATEWAY TO BUSINESS IN U.S.A.
August 19, 2020
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Janelia Research Campus,
Loudoun County
49GEICO
Stafford
BLOSSOMING NETWORK IN OFFSHORE WIND
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ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION AND R & D ASSETS
Virginia Tech Stability Wind Tunnel
Old Dominion University
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Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences
James Madison University
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE REGION’S LOW COSTS OF DOING BUSINESS
81.0
88.3
93.0
93.3
108.6
113.0
113.7
155.9
Wilmington, NC
Hampton Roads, VA
Charleston, SC
Paulsboro, NJ
Baltimore, MD
New London, CT
New Bedford, MA
New York City, NY/NJ
Source: Moody’s Analytics
Moody’s cost of doing business index100 = National Average, 2017
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104.9
68.678.1
72.2
Labor costs Real estatecosts
Energy costs Tax costs
National average
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