Anthony was invited to speak on a panel at the International Partnering Forum in New Orleans, Louisiana in the spring of 2024. Formed as a “fireside chat”, Anthony updated attendees on the state of Attentive Energy’s project, while also touching on supply chain access for interested vendors.

After speaking on a panel with the National Supplier Diversity Institute (2023), Anthony networked and reconnected with the Local Content crew (pictured). The event amplified efforts to diversify offshore wind supply chains in New Jersey.

Anthony and team members visiting the Paulsboro, New Jersey senior center, to discuss the environmental and societal impacts of offshore wind. The discussion included a technical Q&A of the functionality of Attentive Energy’s proposed wind farm, which would serve the immediate community.

During an exciting visit to an onshore wind farm in the U.S., Anthony was asked to perform and insurance audit on the exterior and interior (pictured) of the turbine, itself. The audit emphasized technical performance and quality control.

Attending an unveiling of the largest blade ever created, intended for offshore use on the GE Haliade-X wind turbine.

Anthony, and his colleagues from the Siemens Graduate Program, enjoying a day on the jobsite. Graduates in the program were rotated between three disciplines of their choice, over the course of two years. Anthony worked on the Engineering team, the Construction team, and the Bid Development team.

Anthony giving the camera a salute, from the deck of the Siemens Gamesa 6MW wind turbine, off the shore of the United Kingdom. As the first onsite job for Anthony’s résumé, this experience was foundational to his supply chain knowledge.