Beth Nagusky Slides 6.7.11

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New England Wind EnergyEducation Conference

June 7, 2011

Beth NaguskyMaine Office Director

ENE (Environment Northeast)

Ocean Energy:

The Power to End theFossil Fuel Age


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Oceans: A Source of Green Energy

for the Northeast U.S.

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55 million/18%US population
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Diagram Courtesy of MIT


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Reduced Visual Impactsand User Conflicts


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The Past : The Future


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3 Test Sites Selected 12/15/09

Temporary Testing andDemonstration Projects

60 day DEP General Permit

Monitoring & AdaptiveManagement Approach

An Act To Facilitate Testing and Demonstration of

Renewable Ocean Energy Technology

P.L. 2009, chapter 270


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SITES


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An Act To Implement the Recommendations of the Governor's

Ocean Energy Task Force

P.L. 2009, chapter 615

Offshore wind goal: 5 GW by 2030RFP for 25 MW deepwater wind &


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Offshore Wind Job Estimates

OEI Estimate: 1 GW deep-water wind =

< 2,691mfg. jobs

3,893 construction and installation jobs

135-271 O&M jobs

620 indirect/induced jobs

NOEP study (Colgan): 53.9 GW offshore wind by 2030

113,079 (7,000-404,000) mfg. jobs

50,118 construction jobs 12,804 operating jobs

47,395 R&D jobs

Mean est. of total jobs: 250,000


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4040

Penobscot, Somerset

& Hancock CountiesAerohydro Inc.

Alexanders Welding

and Machine

Blue Hill Hydraulics

Burton G. Fisheries

CES, Inc.

Downeast Marine Resources

G. Drake Masonry

Land-Air Express of

New England

Maine Maritime Academy

MariSources

NES Rentals

SGC Engineering

Stillwater Metalworks

University of Maine

ORPC Statewide Economic Impact Maine Part ners, Contr actors, Service Providers andVendors

Sagadahoc, Lincoln,

Waldo & Knox CountiesRM Beaumont Engineering

Lloyd Bracy

Broad Bay Tooling

Center for Ecological Research

Custom Composite Technologies

US Windblade

Androscoggin,

Kennebec & Oxford

CountiesAffordable Office Solutions

Connectivity Point

Northland Industrial TruckCo.

Second Street Consulting

Small Hydro East

The Barn

Washington

CountyORPC Eastport

OfficeAD Pottle Trucking

Archi-CHECK, LLC

Braydens Future

BrewsterConstruction

Cobscook BayResource Center

Cooke Aquaculture

D&B Marine Salvage

DiCenzo Crane

Diving Services

Eastern Plumbing

City of Eastport

Eastport Port

Authority

ECR Refrigeration

Federal MarineTerminals

Captain Butch HarrisH&H Marine

Jamieson Diving

Jason Leighton

Kilby House

Town of Lubec

Maine Marine

Technology Center,

The Boat School

Milliken House

Moose Island Marine

Morrison Manufacturing

The Motel East

Murphys Electric

Newell Construction

Perry Marine &Construction

Prestons Septic &Portables

Ricker Electric

Stanhopes Trucking

Dennis Turner

Turner Signs

Weston House B&B

Woodland Machine

Works

Cumberland & York

CountiesORPC Corporate

Headquarters

Bonney Staffing CenterCasco Bay Frames

Edison Press

Exhibit Source

Flotation Technologies

Writer, Camryn Hansen

Harbor Technologies

HDR/DTA Engineering

La Capra Associates

LMGi

MER Assessment

George Monaco

Nelson & Wright

Pierce Atwood

W.B. Mason

Winter People


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From 2007 to 2011, ORPC has:

Created or helped retain more than 100 jobs statewide

Grown from 0 to 21 fulltime employees in Maine

Spent over $8 million on goods and services in thirteen ofMaines sixteen counties

Created new R&D and other professional opportunities for youngMainers

Jump started the ocean energy industry in Maine, setting the

standard for coastal community relations

In the Next 710 Years, the Tidal Energy Industry in

Maine will:

Create 400 to 500 direct jobs, including new working waterfrontjobs

Attract investment of up to $1 billion in Maine Create new, sustainable markets for Maines world class

composites industry

ORPC Statewide Economic Impact Job Creation and Investment


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Electrification: Powering the End of Oil Dependence

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