The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is a United States government agency responsible for managing the development of energy and mineral resources on the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS). While not directly involved in space activities, BOEM's role in offshore energy, including wind energy, intersects with the space industry through the use of geospatial services, mapping, and spatial analysis for planning and resource management. BOEM collaborates with agencies like NOAA and the Department of Defense to ensure responsible and sustainable development of offshore energy resources. Keywords associated with BOEM include offshore energy, renewable energy, environmental protection, and resource management.
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The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is considering repurposing existing offshore oil and gas drilling structures for space operations.
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management published an RFI on offshore launch and reentry operations on the Outer Continental Shelf.
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is considering building or repurposing infrastructure on the Outer Continental Shelf for space launch and reentry.
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is considering building new offshore hardware for space operations.