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The Port of Baltimore Maryland Offshore Wind Energy Presented by: Joseph Greco Deputy Director of Marketing Mission: Cargo = Jobs The mission of the Maryland Port Administration (MPA) is to stimulate the flow of waterborne commerce through


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The Port of Baltimore Maryland Offshore Wind Energy

Presented by:

Joseph Greco Deputy Director of Marketing

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Mission: Cargo = Jobs

The mission of the Maryland Port Administration (MPA) is to stimulate the flow of waterborne commerce through the State of Maryland in a manner that provides economic benefit to the citizens

  • f the State.

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Challenges

Challenges OSWE presented to the Port of Baltimore

Coming off record year in 2012 – facilities full Large amount of space needed (lay down area) Proximity to the Maryland offshore wind farm location

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Exploratory Trip to Europe

Three UK Ports (Harwich, Hartlepool, Sheerness) German Port of Bremerhaven, similarities to POB Findings

Proximity to wind farm location Jack-up vessel preparedness Special equipment (SPMT Self Propelled Mobile Transports) Pier strength requirements

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Positioning

Creative approach to position Maryland for the OSWE

Finding space at public facilities – non-disruptive to existing business Transfer location to minimize travel and expense of jack-up vessel

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Seagirt Marine Terminal

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Chesapeake Bay

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Jack-Up Vessel

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Tug & Barge

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Mooring Dolphin

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Mooring Dolphin

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Mooring Dolphins

Conceptual Transfer Facility

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Gravel Foundation Area Flat Deck Barge Tugboat

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Next Steps Further Assessments

Transfer facility location – impacts Pier strength investigation Private terminal interest Investment will be needed (Federal, State & Private – Combination ?)

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Longer Term Goal of Manufacturing

East Coast Hub Sparrows Point

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Thank you

Presented by:

Joseph Greco Deputy Director of Marketing