The Offshore Wind industry is poised to employ over 13,000 New Yorkers and generate a supply chain of $109 billion for the east coast, all by 2030. By taking advantage of free resources like We Source NYC, forward-thinking businesses like Kepco Power Supplies, May Ship Repair Contracting Corp. , and ACME Industrial, Inc. are plugged into this multi-billion-dollar supply chain. Based in Flushing, Queens, Kepco Power Supply designs and manufactures DC power supplies and electronic load components for EV, solar, hydro, and wind power technologies. This company’s designs pioneered the development of the modern power supply like the first programmable power supply, the first bipolar (4-quadrant) power supply, and the concept of the wide-band operational power supply. North Shore, Staten Island’s May Ship Repair Contracting Corporation offers dry docking, repair & maintenance for a range of maritime vessels as well as machining projects and steel fabrication. This certified MBE company is investing in new machinery including automated welding robots, making May Ship Repair the first shipyard in the country to have such equipment and upskilling employees. Also on the North Shore, ACME Industrial’s highly skilled team of engineers, craftsmen, and technicians have worked for over forty years supporting the maritime industry. To begin serving offshore wind, ACME established ACME Wind Services LLC, which has fabricated parts for a monopile installation project and a lifting frame for sub-sea concrete mattresses – two essential aspects of an operational offshore wind development. Through the We Source NYC initiative, we will support local industrial businesses like Kepco, May Ship, and ACME by providing access to opportunities in the green economy. Visit https://wesource.nyc/ to get started. #ClimateWeek #OffshoreWind #RenewableEnergy #GreenEconomy #Manufacturing #SupplyChainDevelopment Sajira Premabandu Mark Kupferberg
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