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Port of Long Beach’s 400-Acre Pier Wind Project Enters Environmental Review Phase

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By The Registry Staff The Port of Long Beach has set its sights on a new venture that could reshape the landscape of renewable energy infrastructure in the United States. The plan to construct Pier Wind, a "floating" pier dedicated to the assembly of offshore wind turbines, has taken a step forward this week as […]

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