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By harnessing its experience around the world, Bluepoint Wind will focus on developing projects that adapt to the unique needs and aspirations of stakeholders in the New York Bight.
Bluepoint Wind will endeavor to build projects, programs, and relationships from the ground up to ensure inclusive participation for generations.
Bluepoint Wind will work collaboratively to protect the marine environment, invest in research, and foster solutions.
Bluepoint Wind supports a Just Transition that prioritizes investments, community benefits, and workforce development in historically disadvantaged communities.
Through science, technology and collaboration, Bluepoint Wind will transform challenges into opportunities to find new solutions.
Bluepoint Wind will prioritize a safety-first mindset at every project phase, treating our people, communities, and environment with care. Bluepoint Wind will collaborate with stakeholders, industry, and professional associations to continuously advance health and safety across the offshore wind sector.
The offshore wind supply chain is primarily located in Europe, but a domestic supply chain is rapidly developing as the US offshore wind market continues to grow. To keep investment and jobs within their states, New Jersey and New York are racing to get economic and commercial infrastructure ready, which requires massive investments for small to mid-sized companies and especially for Minority/Women-owned Business Enterprises (MWBE) and Veteran-led firms. These states are looking to OSW developers for help in funding much of this transformation, including the following areas:
Manufacture, assemble, and install large components (such as turbines, cables, foundations, and nacelles).
Provide services (such as environmental surveys and studies) directly to the developers.
Provide large manufacturers with goods or services (such as electrical components for substations or vessel operators to transport components).
The supply chain also includes companies and workers that indirectly support offshore wind projects. Bluepoint Wind is committed to supporting small- and medium-sized businesses as they seek to enter current and future offshore wind supply chains.
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Bluepoint Wind strongly advocates for sustainability and for the protection and preservation of our natural and historic resources.
Bluepoint Wind supports the advancement of science and the study of our ocean and its complex ecosystems.
Bluepoint Wind will seek perspectives and input from all governments, communities, and stakeholders with ties to the lease area to understand their needs and find mutually beneficial solutions for a sustainable future.
Academic institutions in New York and New Jersey are conducting important research to better understand the ecosystems connected to offshore wind lease areas. They are also working to develop innovative technologies that will enhance the social, environmental, and economic benefits of offshore wind development.
Bluepoint Wind is committed to partnering with these academic institutions and supporting their initiatives to advance marine research, expand public understanding of coastal ecosystems, and improve sustainability in the offshore wind supply chain.
Our Code of Conduct conveys the way we work and the standard by which our stakeholders – employees, shareholders, customers, suppliers and the community- should view us.
This Code of Conduct allows us to directly address ethical issues that are relevant for Ocean Winds today, and it provides a guide for interacting with society in such complex and demanding times.
The Code of Conduct must always be present in our daily lives, constituting a firm reference for our actions as people and as professionals and helps guide our behavior. Our Code of Conduct applies, regardless of position, geographical location or functional hierarchy, to all OW employees and to OW’s business partners, representatives and suppliers who under any circumstances are qualified to act on behalf of Ocean Winds
Bluepoint Wind is committed to partnering with these academic institutions and supporting their initiatives to advance marine research, expand public understanding of coastal ecosystems, and improve sustainability in the offshore wind supply chain.
To adopt the best practices followed by our sponsors (EDPR and Engie), Ocean Winds has developed an Anti-Corruption Policy, mandatory for all employees and “transaction partners”.
This Policy regulates essentially the relationship of employees and transaction partners with third parties, both public agencies and private entities, and establishes a number of rules concerning the provision and acceptance of gifts, meals, entertainment and traveling, as well as the execution of political contributions, donations and sponsorships.
The main objective of this policy is to avoid influencing the will of any employees or external entity to obtain any benefit or advantage for the company, by using unethical practices.
OW gives a voice to anyone who considers that certain conducts do not comply with our ethical standards, legal provisions or internal regulations, through the Speak Up Channel. The OW Speak Up Channel welcomes the reporting of alleged violations, either to the Code of Ethics, or to all legal issues, as well as internal policies and regulations.
This channel can be used by interested parties from any company in OW.
OW makes an explicit commitment to protect anyone who uses the OW Speak Up Channel in good faith and with justification from censure or retaliation by providing suitable processes, procedures and reporting channel for this purpose. These processes have been designed and implemented to ensure that the complaints are handled and managed with total security, independence, integrity, and privacy. Communication, which may be two-way, can be conducted anonymously and all personal data is protected.
Read OW Complaint Management Policy for further information on the rules applicable to the procedure for receiving, handling, resolving and recording reports of complaints received through the Speak Up Channel.