Capturing National Security Benefits from Offshore Wind

A new report from the CSIS Energy Security and Climate Change Program and the CSIS Intelligence, National Security, and Technology Program examines how offshore wind turbines, substations, subsea cables, and communications systems could help strengthen maritime domain awareness. These assets could support persistent monitoring of activity above and below the ocean’s surface, complement existing government surveillance capabilities, and help protect critical infrastructure from emerging threats. Please join CSIS for the launch of Capturing National Security Benefits from Offshore Wind. Allegra Dawes, Adjunct Fellow (Non-resident), Energy Secur (Source: Center for Strategic & Intl Studies | Region: Global)