Facilitating the
Energy Transition
Key Industry Sectors
2023 – A Busy Year
Building on our success and continuing to push the boundaries, the Port of Argentia experienced an exciting year advancing major projects in key industry sectors.
We established North America’s first marshalling port at Argentia with the arrival of offshore wind turbine foundations, called monopiles, in support of the US energy transition.
Utilizing over 4000 acres of Port lands, we partnered with Pattern Energy, for the development of Argentia Renewables, an onshore wind energy to green fuels project.
Cenovus Energy’s CGS construction project at Argentia is nearing completion as it prepares for tow-out in 2025 in support the West White Rose Project in the offshore oil and gas industry.
We’re advancing our plans for the $100M Cooper Cove dock expansion project. This investment will see the Port double its quayside capacity to over 860 metres of docking facilities providing shoreline support to marine transportation and the ocean economy.
Port of Argentia
North America’s First Monopile Marshalling Port
Port of Argentia has established North America’s first monopile marshalling port supporting US energy transition. Argentia’s strategic location and proximity to US offshore wind fields are key factors in securing contracts to receive monopiles for laydown and storage. Utilizing its existing infrastructure and vast land assets, the Port has dedicated over 70 hectares of paved runways to monopile marshalling.
We received our first shipment of four monopiles in August 2023 and continue receiving additional offshore wind turbine foundations on a regular schedule.
Port Facilities & Services
News & Resources
Port of Argentia – Marquee Newsletter Q3 2024
Port of Argentia Secures Contract to Support US Offshore Wind Market
Port of Argentia – Marquee Newsletter Q2 2024
Sponsoring elite sporting events, monopile feeder campaign kicks off, and the Port brings home the Best Sector Project Award.
Key Indicators 2023
Port of Argentia Marine Terminal Expansion Receives Environmental Release by Impact Assessment Agency of Canada