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East Coast ports jockey to woo nascent U.S. industry

NORFOLK, Va. -- Port officials here are vowing to roll out the red carpet for the nascent offshore wind industry. The Port of Virginia hopes to become a home base for assembling, shipping and installing massive wind turbines for mid-Atlantic power projects. It is among a handful of East Coast ports jockeying for a piece of what business leaders here say could be a $15 billion prize in offshore wind projects over the next decade. Go to story #1

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