The Offshore Marine Service Association (OMSA) was swift to applaud the Trump Administration’s decision to lift the stop-work order on the $5 billion Empire Wind project, alloowing construction activities to resume after
ECO Liberty seen earlier this month ion Port Fourchon, La. {Photo: ECO/OMSA]
The Offshore Marine Service Association (OMSA) was swift to applaud the Trump Administration’s decision to lift the stop-work order on the $5 billion Empire Wind project, alloowing construction activities to resume after a month-long pause
“The American maritime industry must have certainty, predictability, and fairness to invest with confidence i in the vessels, technology, and talent needed to support U.S. offshore energy,” said Aaron Smith, president of OMSA. “By allowing the Empire Wind project to move forward, the Trump Administration is providing a stable policy environment that encourages bold investment in American energy.”
Just this week, notes OMSA, we saw how this system can work effectively with the launch of the ECO Liberty, an American-built, American-crewed, state-of-the-art plug-in hybrid SOV built by Edison Chouest Offshore in Louisiana and Mississippi shipyards specifically for the Empire Wind project.
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