Port of Nigg

About Port of Nigg

The UK’s leading integrated deepwater port for energy. Maraen Port of Nigg is a multi-user marshalling, fabrication and logistics superhub - enabling complex, simultaneous operations at scale. As a designated Green Freeport, it combines world-class infrastructure with the flexibility and certainty required for today’s projects and the energy transition. Located within the sheltered deep waters of the Cromarty Firth, the port supports offshore wind, oil & gas and nuclear projects from a single, integrated site. Largest port in the Cromarty Firth. Multi-user facility enabling simultaneous project delivery. Trusted partner to developers, Tier 1 contractors and OEMs. Proven track record across UK and international energy projects. Developed to handle the largest and most complex energy projects, Nigg provides the physical capability to deliver efficiently and safely. 1,200m+ deepwater quayside (12m LAT). 750,000 sqm laydown space with high load-bearing capacity (50t/m²). Hard seabed suitable for the world’s largest jack-up vessels. 17,000 sqm covered fabrication space, including controlled environments. One of Europe’s largest dry docks of its kind, plus paint, blast and warehousing facilities. On-site offices and accommodation for integrated project delivery. Significant investment has positioned Nigg at the forefront of the UK’s energy transition. £120m+ invested in redevelopment. Designated Green Freeport (customs and tax site). Part of the Inverness & Cromarty Firth Green Freeport. Supporting supply chain growth and accelerating project delivery. The Port of Nigg has supported over 4GW of offshore wind deployment, including Beatrice, Moray East, Seagreen and Moray West. With a strong pipeline across ScotWind, INTOG and the Celtic Sea, Maraen Port of Nigg continues to lead as a UK hub for fixed and floating offshore wind - delivering the infrastructure and capability required to shape the future of energy.