Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission Marks Major Milestone with Sale of Point Eight Power Facility

BAY ST LOUIS, MISS: Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission (HCPHC) recently announced the successful sale of the 72,000 square-foot Point Eight Power facility located within Port Bienville Industrial Park. The property was acquired by Adler Industrial, the preferred development partner for Point Eight Power, marking a significant step for Port Bienville and its long-term tenants. 

As part of the sale, Adler Industrial, Point Eight Power, and HCPHC have formalized an agreement that will see Adler Industrial invest an additional $2 million in facility improvements and necessary upgrades to the property. 

This significant capital improvement is specifically designed to support the long-term needs of Point Eight Power and its customers, ensuring the facility remains a cutting-edge operation for years to come. 

Blaine LaFontaine, Executive Director of Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission, expressed his strong support for the partnership: 

"HCPHC is grateful to have partners like Adler Industrial that are willing to invest in Port Bienville and give companies like Point 8 Power the facilities needed to secure its foundation and workforce in Hancock County." 

The sale highlights the ongoing commitment of HCPHC to foster an environment of growth, stability, and high-value partnerships within Port Bienville Industrial Park, reinforcing the region's economic strength. 

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About Hancock County Port & Harbor Commission   

As the county economic development authority, the Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission is committed to fostering business investment and job creation. Their focus lies in attracting manufacturing, defense, aviation, and aerospace-related projects to the county. The organization manages the Stennis International Airport and Port Bienville Industrial Park, while also providing support to the Stennis Space Center, NASA’s leading facility for rocket engine testing.