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Liberty Green Logistics LLC, (Lake Success, NY) formed an offshore wind supply chain consortium to provide "Factory to Farm" logistical support and integrated supply chain services to the U.S. offshore wind industry.
The consortium is on a non-exclusive basis and available as a one stop shop for developers, OEM’s, and EPC contractors, providing services ranging across ports & terminals, vessels, and supply chain logistics. Since the inception in May 2021 Liberty Green has enrolled 17 consortium members, each engaged in different aspects of the offshore wind supply chain.
In addition to these 14 members, the Seafarers International Union and International Longshoremen Association, as well as the American Bureau of Shippinghave endorsed the consortium and participate as advisory members.
“We came to this industry in 2021 after watching developments for the past three years” said Josh Shapiro, COO of Liberty Green Logistics, “and our conclusion was that the consortium concept was the best business strategy to scale for success while maintaining individual company and sector expertise. We are amazed at the progress we have made and are proud to have some of the most experienced offshore wind partners join our consortium to work towards a more sustainable future.”
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