Port of Aberdeen Harbour Master on bringing 7,000 vessels into port each year
Benji Morrison talks about his exciting career at sea which set him on course to be Harbour Master at Port of Aberdeen.
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Benji Morrison talks about his exciting career at sea which set him on course to be Harbour Master at Port of Aberdeen.
View pageToday (1 November 2024) the amphibious landing ship HNLMS Johan de Witt arrived at South Harbour, docking at Dunnottar Quay.
View pagePort of Aberdeen welcomed senior leaders from Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) and Department for Transport (DfT) to highlight the port’s essential role in promoting sustainable economic growth and advancing the energy transition.
View pageToday (Tuesday, 22 October), Port of Aberdeen welcomed its first-ever warship into South Harbour as the Belgian Navy Ship (BNS) Louise-Marie docked at Castlegate Quay at 10:30 a.m.
View pageGB Energy’s Chair, Juergen Maier, and Director, Tim Cullen, visited Port of Aberdeen today (17 October) to see the port’s vital role in driving sustainable economic growth and supporting the energy transition.
View pagePort of Aberdeen had a significant presence at the Renewable UK and Scottish Renewables Floating Offshore Wind Conference, held at P&J Live from October 9–10.
View pageFollowing another safe and successful cruise season, Lauren Strachan, Communication Advisor, caught up with Marlene Mitchell, Commercial Manager, to discuss the 2024 season and future plans for cruise at Port of Aberdeen.
View pageMeet Magdalena Wojtalewski, Port of Aberdeen’s Senior Accountant who joined the port in 2021.
View pagePort of Aberdeen, Scotland’s largest berthage port, has always played a major role in the country’s development.
View pagePort of Aberdeen offers a strategic location, modern infrastructure and direct access to an unrivalled energy supply chain, enabling us to provide safe and efficient vessel turnarounds, long-term project support and much more.
View pageAs the world transitions towards a more sustainable future, Scottish ports have a generational opportunity to be drivers for economic growth, energy security, and decarbonisation.
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