The Port of Aberdeen made a strong presence at the Renewable UK and Scottish Renewables Floating Offshore Wind Conference, showcasing its leadership in supporting offshore wind development and decarbonisation.

As both an exhibitor and key sponsor of the event, the port's team provided updates on its transformational South Harbour expansion, including the proposed £25 million dredging project to deepen the quayside for larger vessels. The port is also investing in North Harbour to support offshore wind operations and maintenance.

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The port's commitment to sustainability is evident in its various initiatives, including the construction of Scotland's largest commercial shore power system. This £4 million project will deliver clean electricity to vessels across seven berths, contributing to reduced emissions.

Port of Aberdeen's Business Development Manager, Kieran Morton, participated in a panel discussion on collaboration between ports and developers to support offshore wind projects. By investing in infrastructure and innovation, the port aims to lead the way in shaping the future of offshore wind and decarbonisation in Scotland and beyond.