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Cruise Maryland General Manager Cynthia Burman and MDOT MPA Executive Director William P. Doyle (at right) were joined by Royal Caribbean and Intercruises staff as they celebrated the return of Royal Caribbean cruises to Baltimore.
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offshore wind farms will help inform discussions within the industry as well as other ocean-using interests, providing solutions and mitigation measures that will spur further innovation and renew- able energy growth.”
MITAGS’ Director of Simulation, Colleen Schaffer, P.E., accepted the award on MITAGS’s behalf. “This project has brought a new energy and excitement to our simulation world at MITAGS,”
said Schaffer. “Watching the offshore wind stakeholders’ eyes light up when they first see the simulated wind farm
has been a gratifying experience for our entire MITAGS team, especially when they say ‘it feels like I’m really there.’” 􏰀
Left to right: Grant van Wyngaarden, Head of Procurement at Ørsted Offshore North America, who announced and presented the award; Andrew Cooper, Branch Manager at Fugro, which shared the award with MITAGS; and Colleen Schaffer, P.E., Director of Simulation at MITAGS.
TO LEARN MORE about MITAGS’ offshore wind simulation project with Ørsted, visit www.mitags.org.
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