BOSTON (AP) — Cape Wind plans to move its headquarters to a Cape Cod marina as the offshore wind farm project preps for its long-delayed startup, company officials said Thursday.
Cape Wind President Jim Gordon said the company has signed an agreement to purchase East Marine marina in Falmouth’s inner harbor. The project’s 50 permanent employees will be based there, with some taking daily trips to monitor and maintain the 130 turbines planned for a project that aims to be the first offshore wind farm in the U.S.
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