California in frame for US' first floating wind port as Crowley seals deal with Humboldt Bay

Agreement by maritime contractor to redevelop facility in north of state for use in building and servicing deepwater units comes as plans take shape for first lease sale in US Pacific

Jeff Andreini (right), Crowley’s vice president of new energy, signs a deal to launch exclusive negotiations to develop and operate a floating wind port at Humboldt Bay in Eureka, California.
Jeff Andreini (right), Crowley’s vice president of new energy, signs a deal to launch exclusive negotiations to develop and operate a floating wind port at Humboldt Bay in Eureka, California.Photo: Crowley
Published 28 October 2022, 16:41Updated 31 October 2022, 09:33