What will it mean to create the capacity to build 350-foot-long turbine blades? Who will create the specialized vessels that create and support these facilities? These are some of the questions explored in this month's issue of Workboat + Wind, with other stories that cover:
- BOEM issuing the first California offshore wind impact statement
- What it means to build a sustainable wind supply chain
- Empire Wind awarding a hybrid SOV construction contract
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