The offshore wind project plans to marshall its turbines at the New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal, have its operations and maintenance (O&M) port at Foss Terminal in New Bedford, and open a crew transfer and administrative hub in Rhode Island.
Construction, which is expected in late 2025, will commence once it has received all federal, state, and local permits, and pending a final investment decision.
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SouthCoast Wind 1, being developed by Ocean Winds, has secured approvals from the state of Massachusetts for the construction and operation of onshore transmission facilities at Brayton Point in Somerset, the US. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB) approved South
