The second piece of the offshore wind puzzle, how to get and service potentially eight wind farms offshore New Jersey, has just fallen into place.
Last week Gov. Phil Murphy and Senate President Steve Sweeney announced plans to develop a New Jersey Wind Port adjacent to the Port of Paulsboro on the Delaware River. The first phase of the Wind Port is slated to begin next year and will include dredging the Delaware River channel, constructing heavy lift wharfs and berths to accommodate jack-up…
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