Information session set for companies interested in PacWave subsea power cable project
Oregon State University’s wave energy test facility, known as PacWave South, will take one step closer to fruition this fall when the solicitation for bids for the manufacture, delivery, and installation of five sub-sea cables is announced. Interested companies can learn more about the project at the link below. With the need to stage heavy construction material near the water’s edge, the Port of Newport will likely take on a prominent role in the project. It’s an exciting new project and we look forward to learning more in the coming months.
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