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Metal workers in the marine energy industry perform a wide variety of tasks, from installing large-scale structural and reinforcing iron and steel to support large-scale infrastructure to installing smaller-scale sheet metal structures for ventilation.

Marine energy array technicians install, inspect, maintain, operate, and repair machinery at marine energy arrays. They are also responsible for identifying and fixing problems in array operations as well as communicating their findings.

Construction managers oversee the research and development, testing, and construction of marine energy arrays. They coordinate, direct, and acquire a team to ensure a project is completed on schedule and within budget.

Marine energy array operators control and maintain electricity generation equipment within the array and regulate the flow of electricity out of the plant.

Guidance for continuing to use DOE’s Clauses developed to implement Section 3610 of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act (Pub. L. No. 116-136)

Updating, by rule, the baseline Federal energy efficiency performance standards for the construction of new Federal buildings, including low-rise residential buildings.

Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, directs the NIST to develop a framework to reduce cyber risks to critical infrastructure.