Port of Corpus Christi Other service
Wind Energy / Project Cargo
Handling of wind energy components and heavy-lift project cargo with seven near-dock laydown yards, dockside rail loading and truck transfer.
Description
The Port of Corpus Christi describes itself as the nation's largest port handling wind energy components on the Gulf Coast, and wind components have moved through the port since 2006.
Key features
- Seven near-dock laydown yards with open, covered and dockside storage
- Dockside rail loading and truck transfer
- Access to the Nueces River Rail Yard, with eight tracks each 8,500 feet long
- Rincon West Yard: 40 acres of improved open storage for general, project, wind and Ro-Ro cargoes, with over 11,000 ft of rail track
Applications
- Wind energy components and other heavy-lift and project cargo
Specifications
| Near-dock laydown yards | 7 |
|---|---|
| Rincon West Yard open storage | 40 acres |
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