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Report: Planned OSW Assembly Ports Will Only Meet Half of Demand

Assembly, Housing and Deployment Ports the Hardest to Site in the US

Oct 18, 2021
Emily Hayes
Federal Policy / Offshore Wind Power / FERC & Federal / Conference Coverage

A 1-GW OSW project can use up to 54 acres of port space over two years, according to a report by energy policy analyst Sara Parkison.

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