About the Nature Positive Transitions report series Nature Positive: Role of the Offshore Wind Sector is part of the World Economic Forum’s Nature Positive Transitions report series, which outlines the different pathways to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030 – the mission at the heart of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. The series consists of three transitions: business sectors, cities and financial institutions. These reports highlight the relevance of nature-related risks, identify the impacts and dependencies of the economy and society on nature, and provide guidelines for business, city and financial institution leaders on key actions to accelerate the nature-positive transition. The Nature Positive Transitions report series builds on the New Nature Economy Report Series. This report on offshore wind also builds on the World Economic Forum’s 2024 briefing paper, Clean Energy as a Catalyst for a Nature-Positive Transition and the 2023 white paper, Better Community Engagement for a Just Energy Transition: A C-Suite Guide. For more information, please visit: –Sector Transitions to Nature Positive –Nature-Positive Cities –Responsible Renewables Infrastructure Initiative Sector reports: Nature Positive: Role of the Cement and Concrete Sector Nature Positive: Role of the Household and Personal Care Products Sector Nature Positive: Role of the Chemicals Sector Nature Positive: Role of the Mining and Metals Sector Nature Positive: Role of the Automotive Sector Nature Positive: Role of the Port Sector Nature Positive: Role of the Automotive Sector China Deep-diveCities reports: Nature Positive: Guidelines for the Transition in Cities Nature Positive: Leaders’ Insights for the Transition in Cities Nature Positive: Financing the Transition in Cities Nature Positive: Cities’ Efforts to Advance the Transition – Durban Finance reports: Financing the Nature-Positive Transition: Understanding the Role of Banks, Investors and Insurers Nature Positive: Role of the Offshore Wind Sector 5

Nature Positive Role of the Offshore Wind Sector