Join NOIA
NOIA gives your organization a powerful voice in shaping
the future of offshore energy and ocean industries.
What is NOIA?
The National Ocean Industries Association, or NOIA, is the leading voice for America's offshore energy industry and ocean economy. We represent companies across oil and gas, offshore wind, ocean minerals, carbon capture and storage, hydrogen, and emerging sectors—advocating for smart, forward-looking policies that keep American energy competitive, safe, and responsible.
Through policy leadership, industry collaboration, and public engagement, we advance the common interests of our members and the communities they serve.
Why Join NOIA?
NOIA gives your organization a powerful voice in shaping the future of offshore energy and ocean industries. As a member, you’ll gain direct access to key policy discussions, real-time regulatory insight, and a collaborative network of industry leaders across oil and gas, offshore wind, CCS, hydrogen, ocean minerals, and beyond.
Collaborate with industry peers to promote and advance the industry, including through NOIA committees and working groups
Stay up-to-date on emerging issues, including through our weekly newsletter and regular committee updates
Shape the strategic thinking on policy issues and industry programs Lead and learn through best practice sharing
Participate in continuous networking opportunities; NOIA members often do and build business with other NOIA members
Enhance your company’s reputation through engagement on key issues and participation in industry programs
Engage with policy makers, thought leaders, and key stakeholders
Engage in an organization that advocates for your company in Washington, D.C.
Whether you're building infrastructure, developing technology, or investing in the next frontier of offshore energy, NOIA is where leadership meets impact.
Become A Member
NOIA is the leading voice for America's offshore energy industry and ocean economy. We represent companies across oil and gas, offshore wind, carbon capture and storage, hydrogen, ocean minerals, and emerging sectors—advocating for smart, forward-looking policies that keep American energy competitive, safe, and responsible.
Through policy leadership, industry collaboration, and public engagement, we advance the common interests of our members and the communities they serve.
We work on behalf of our members to:
Influence public policy in support of responsible offshore energy development- Advance fair regulatory frameworks that enable a competitive U.S. offshore energy sector
- Promote the shared interests of the offshore energy industry
- Foster collaboration across sectors and engage the public on the value of America's ocean resources
More About NOIA Membership
NOIA membership brings together a diverse and dynamic community of companies shaping the future of offshore energy. Members gain access to exclusive advocacy insights, federal policy updates, high-level networking events, and opportunities to engage directly in working groups and issue coalitions. Whether you're driving innovation or expanding operations, NOIA membership amplifies your voice and connects you to the leaders and decisions shaping the offshore industry.
How Does Membership
Benefit Your Business?
NOIA membership positions your business at the forefront of the offshore energy industry. Whether you're navigating policy, expanding your network, or seeking strategic insight, NOIA delivers value where it matters most.
As a member, your business benefits from:
Policy Access & Influence
Shape the regulatory landscape through direct engagement with lawmakers, federal agencies, and industry coalitions.
Business Opportunities
Shape the regulatory landscape through direct engagement with lawmakers, federal agencies, and industry coalitions.
Strategic Intelligence
Stay ahead of legislative, regulatory, and market developments that impact your operations.
Networking & Visibility
Connect with top leaders and innovators across offshore oil, gas, wind, CCS, hydrogen, and ocean minerals at NOIA’s exclusive events and working groups.
