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1. Port of Aberdeen welcomes UK government funding for world’s first liquid hydrogen autonomous vessel project

   Port of Aberdeen is part of a consortium led by zero-emission vessel provider ACUA Ocean, in partnership with zero-emission infrastructure provider Unitrove, that has won a UK government grant in a major push to decarbonise the maritime sector.

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2. The largest ever vessel to visit Aberdeen

   Aberdeen is now an attractive location for larger vessels from a range of industries, including oil and gas, renewables, decommissioning, cargo and cruise.

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3. River Dee emergency maintenance dredging works

   Port of Aberdeen has contracted Boskalis Westminster to conduct emergency maintenance dredging works in the River Dee.

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4. At the heart of energy transition

   Port of Aberdeen welcomes Minister for Industry and Investment Security Nusrat Ghani

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5. Aberdeen’s port expansion boosts regional cruise tourism

   More than 25 cruise calls are currently scheduled from April and September, with up to 12,000 tourists visiting the North East of Scotland.

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6. Port of Aberdeen announces Chair and Non-Executive Member appointments

   Roy Buchan appointed as Chair, as Alistair Mackenzie steps down.

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7. Port of Aberdeen’s £30,000 community fund open for applications

   Organisations supporting people in communities local to the port can now apply online for one of six funding awards worth up to £7,500.

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8. North East Scotland Green Freeport consortium ‘bitterly disappointed’ by Government decision

   Following today’s (13 January) announcement from the Scottish Government and UK Government that the North East Scotland Green Freeport (NESGF) bid was unsuccessful, the consortium – led by Port of Aberdeen, Peterhead Port Authority, Aberdeen International Airport, Aberdeen City Council and Aberdeenshire Council – are bitterly disappointed in this missed opportunity for Scotland and the UK and will continue to seek alternative approaches to deliver the region’s net zero targets.

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9. Dates announced for Tall Ships visit to Aberdeen

   Sail Training International have released details of the route, which will see the vessels set out from Le Havre in France, travelling to Dunkirk, Aberdeen and finally Kristiansand in Norway.

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10. Boost for city as Tall Ships set sail for Aberdeen once more

    Aberdeen has successfully bid to bring the much-loved Tall Ships back to the Granite City in 2025.

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11. Port of Aberdeen accelerates to Net Zero with UK Government funding

    Port secures more than £200,000 CMDC2 funding for ‘Port Zero’ study

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12. Aberdeen’s £400 million port expansion nears completion

    The handover from construction to operations for Dunnottar, Crathes and Castlegate (East) Quays was completed this week.

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