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301 Griffith Road, Chicopee,
Chicopee, Massachusetts
01022, United States
1 (413) 593-6618 x293
MA based producer of copper based electrical components and connectors.
We are part of a larger organization that also can provdie cables and assemblies.
1400 Hancock St, 4th Floor,
Quincy, Massachusetts
02169, United States
16175840780
End-to-end offshore wind
Our unmatched experience in end-to-end offshore wind from project exploration to operation and life-time extension is delivering some of the world’s largest offshore wind farms more efficiently and at lower cost.
34 Beacon St,
Gloucester, Massachusetts
01030, United States
01508314-9793
01508314-9793
Biosite is a leading construction site technology company that develops software and biometric hardware access control solutions for job site management, safety and environmental compliance.
160 GOVERNORS DR, ELAB 219,
Amherst, Massachusetts
01003, United States
1413577-0887
The Wind Energy Center (WEC) at the University of Massachusetts is the national leader in wind energy education, academic research, and service to government and industry.
555 South St.,
Quincy, Massachusetts
02169, United States
617984-0022
781439-4690
We Rent, Lease and Charter the following Barges:
ABS Barges
Deck Barges
Crane Barges
Spud Barges
Hopper Barges
Dump Scow Barges
Anchor Handling Barges
Floating Crane Barges and more.
1 Brayton Point ROad,
Somerset, Massachusetts
02725, United States
1 (314) 835-2813
Once the largest coal-fired power plant in New England, Brayton Point is now being strategically repositioned to help launch and support the emerging offshore wind energy - port logistics, cable transmission, prime location supports offshore tracts.
209 Agricultural Engineering Building, 250 Natural Resources Way,
Amherst, Massachusetts
01003, United States
1413545-8514
The UMass Clean Energy Extension provides a resource to reduce market barriers and accelerate the adoption of clean energy for Massachusetts cities and towns, businesses, institutions, farms, low income and multi-unit housing, and others.