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Offshore Wind: Smaller Companies Help Get Steel in the Water off NY
Two Firms in Opposite Ends of the State Share Their Success Stories
Jude Auman and Nick George of Ljungstrom are shown at the New York-New Jersey Offshore Wind Supplier Forum in Brooklyn on Jan. 11.
Jude Auman and Nick George of Ljungstrom are shown at the New York-New Jersey Offshore Wind Supplier Forum in Brooklyn on Jan. 11. | © RTO Insider LLC
Jan 15, 2024 | John Cropley

Two very different New York companies explain their experience with offshore wind development.

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KeywordsJason ChadeeLjungstromRed IronworksVestas
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