Our strategically-located, Energy Transition Hubs are enabling the UK’s renewable energy transition by offering outstanding capabilities for Oil & Gas maintenance and decommissioning as well as the development of on and offshore wind farms.
At Peel Ports we partner with developers of on/offshore wind project developers, oil and gas asset owners and their contractors who are seeking prime locations with experience and capability.
We have ready to activate, key strategic locations which meet the needs for new renewable energy developments and the decommissioning of assets with experienced teams who have the track record in delivering a broad range of complex projects.
The UK is a global leader in offshore wind with over 10GW of installed capacity, with an aspiration of achieving 40GW by 2030 as part of the UK Offshore Wind Sector Deal. In the longer term, the UK could achieve 75GW by 2050, in line with the Government’s commitment towards net zero.
The UK is a global leader in offshore wind with over 10GW of installed capacity, with an aspiration of achieving 40GW by 2030 as part of the UK Offshore Wind Sector Deal. In the longer term, the UK could achieve 75GW by 2050, in line with the Government’s commitment towards net zero.
The UK is a global leader in offshore wind with over 10GW of installed capacity, with an aspiration of achieving 40GW by 2030 as part of the UK Offshore Wind Sector Deal. In the longer term, the UK could achieve 75GW by 2050, in line with the Government’s commitment towards net zero.
Located on Norfolk’s east coast, the Port of Great Yarmouth is capable of accommodating most vessels involved in offshore wind and gas decommissioning projects.
Situated on the Firth of Clyde, Hunterston PARC has access to some of the deepest waters of any port in the UK, able to accommodate draught of 35m.
Situated on the River Clyde, King George V Dock (KG5) offers vessel access to the centre of Glasgow and benefits from the Clyde’s rich maritime history and local engineering expertise.