Ports

Port of Aberdeen

The £420 million Aberdeen South Harbour expansion, completed in August 2023, is the largest marine infrastructure project in Trust Port history. With Port of Aberdeen’s vision to become the UK’s first net zero port by 2040, they offer world-class facilities and services at the heart of the nation’s energy transition efforts. 

The expanded harbour has been designed to accommodate larger, wider and deeper ships and incorporates considerable heavy-lift, flexible laydown space and expansive project areas. This makes it an ideal port for space-intensive industries such as offshore renewables.

Peterhead Port

Aiming to lead the North Sea into a new era of maritime excellence, Peterhead Port Authority has extensive experience in servicing vessels for the subsea sector. Their Smith Quay has a 170 metre berth and a water depth of 10m CD. Peterhead Port is also home to 16,000m2 of working area, complemented by a further 32,000m2 in reclaimed land immediately to the west, all of which is ideally suited to both the offshore and onshore renewables sectors.

With diverse infrastructure, state-of-the-art facilities and operational flexibility, Peterhead is a port of choice for complex, high-volume requirements. 

Fraserburgh Harbour

Fraserburgh is the home of Moray East Offshore Windfarm Marine Base. As an organisation, the Fraserburgh Harbour have significant and valuable experience in supporting the establishment of an O&M base and working with stakeholders from education to local government to achieve their clients’ vision and objectives.

Through knowledge and experience within the harbour, coupled with the local supply chain, makes them a valuable partner and location for energy transition opportunities. 

Fraserburgh harbour is currently undergoing an expansion to offer a new North and South Breakwater, additional deep water (-10 CD) berthing, 3.6 hectares of multi-purpose quayside space, development land opportunities and much more.