The American Clean Power Association (ACP) projects that the U.S. will fall short of its offshore wind capacity goal, with 30 GW of offshore wind deployed by 2033 instead of the targeted timeline of 2030. Despite this setback, the offshore wind industry is seeing progress, with active projects like Vineyard Wind and increasing investments. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) plans to hold lease sales to accelerate offshore wind development. In the renewable energy sector, Enagás selling its stake in Tallgrass Energy for $1.1 billion to focus on hydrogen projects indicates a positive shift towards decarbonization efforts. Enagás aims to strengthen its position in green hydrogen production infrastructure to align with Spain's and Europe's decarbonization goals. Additionally, Cleanova securing a filtration contract for a Louisiana hydrogen project and Avangrid's solar panel installation in Ohio demonstrate the growing interest in hydrogen and solar energy initiatives in the U.S., reflecting a broader trend of diversification and expansion in the renewable energy market.