By leveraging existing infrastructure and forging new relationships, the Brayton Point Commerce Center is strategically-positioned to help launch and support the US offshore wind energy sector.
Development-ready land is currently available.
STRATEGIC ADVANTAGES
- Deep water port with 34-ft draft depths
- HVDC converter station
- Dockside with heavy-lift and RO-RO capability
- Port logistic services
- Crane building (130′ x 630′) with two 100-ton cranes
- Laydown yards from 5 to 80 acres
- 20,000 sq/ft warehouse with offices
- Excellent transportation access
STRATEGIC LOCATION
50
Miles to Boston
17
Miles to New Bedford
37
Nautical Miles to
Offshore Wind Areas
Brayton Point Demolition Underway (July 2019)
Since purchasing the retired Brayton Point Power Station in early 2018, Commercial Development Company, Inc. (CDC) affiliate Brayton Point LLC has been engaged in an extensive repositioning process designed to bring the retired power plant out of blight and back to productive reuse.
For 50 years, Brayton Point was home to a coal-fired power plant that generated 1600 MW for electricity to local homes and businesses and was a source of good paying jobs and tax revenue. This redevelopment project is intended to return Brayton Point to a state of productivity and growth by utilizing many of the same attributes that made the site successful in the past – 300 acres of waterfront property, a deep water port, and access to a strong local talent pool.
Brayton Point is uniquely positioned to support the emerging offshore wind energy sector due to its proximity to offshore wind energy tracts in the Atlantic Ocean, a deep water port, access to major highway transportation, and public support for energy diversification. For these reasons, it is anticipated that Brayton Point will be utilized as a logistics, manufacturing, and support center for offshore wind and other industries.
Redevelopment
Milestones
June 2017: Brayton Point Power Station Ceases Power Production
January 2018: Commercial Development Company, Inc (CDC) Acquires Retired Brayton Point Power Station
February 2018: Asbestos Abatement, Decontamination, and Removal of Universal Waste
September 2018: Demolition Begins
April 27, 2019: Implosion of 500-ft Cooling Towers
2020: Demolition Complete. New Development Officially Begins.
Brayton Point completes offshore wind port upgrades
April 2, 2020
Brayton Point Commerce Center in Massachusetts is open for business for the offshore wind industry, having completed upgrades to support heavy-lift port operations and receive deep-draft vessels at the site. EnviroAnalytics president Russ Becker said: “Grading activities will commence this spring to prepare laydown and manufacturing areas for future tenants. The grading plan is designed in accordance with the offshore wind industry requirements for a marshalling port and for manufacturing offshore wind components.”
Read More
Plans Announced to Implode the Last Remaining Chimney at Brayton Point
February 14, 2020
The implosion event is currently scheduled to take place around 8:00 a.m. on Saturday, February 22, 2020, with a weather delay date of Sunday, February 23rd (which would take place around 8:00 a.m. as well). This event will be the third and final implosion at Brayton Point since demolition began in September 2018. Three of the original four chimneys were imploded in March of 2019, and the two cooling towers were imploded in April 2019.
Read More
Less than one week after visiting the planned site of the Anbaric Renewable Energy Center in Somerset, U.S. Sen. Edward Markey reintroduced legislation to extend an existing tax credit for wind energy companies.
Read More
This port operations agreement is another step in the transition of Brayton Point into one of the premier marine commerce terminals in the Northeast; the site is well-positioned to support offshore wind, but the possibilities for other sectors are available, as well.
Read More
Contact Us
For information or questions about the Brayton Point Commerce Center, please use the contact form below.
FOR LEASING INQUIRIES
Contact Steve Collins
scollins@cdcco.com
FOR MEDIA INQUIRIES
Contact John Kowalik
jkowalik@cdcco.com