Hunterston PARC
Earmarked as one of the UK’s key investment sites for the development of the blue and green economy, Hunterston PARC offers unrivalled opportunities for the energy transition market.
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.
With extensive redevelopment pipeline now in place, Hunterston could easily become a global centre for offshore wind turbine fabrication and assembly.
LOCATION
West Coast of Scotland
MAX DRAUGHT
36M
LAYDOWN AREA
121,000sq mtrs
Offshore Wind Capabilities
MARINE
- Vessel access alongside
- Vessel access beam
- Vessel navigation / operational restrictions
- Distance to near OW site
- Availability for anchorage for floating foundations
MATERIALS HANDLING
- Current and future cranage
- Quayside strength
- Size of area for laydown and assembly
- Load-bearing capacity of area for laydown and assembly
- Pontoon space
FABRICATION & CONSTRUCTION
- Possibilities for modular construction
- Accommodation for crew on site/nearby
Oil & Gas Decomissioning Capabilities
MARINE
- Vessel access alongside
- Vessel access beam
- Vessel navigation / operational restrictions
- Proximity to basins / fields
- Accommodation of SHLV/HLV drafts
- Availability of anchorage for foundations
MATERIALS HANDLING
- Current and future cranage
- Quayside strength
- Size of area for laydown and assembly
- Load-bearing capacity of area for laydown and assembly
- NORM and heavy metal handling and treatment capability
- Waste recycling and disposal facilities
- Quayside space
BROWNFIELD MODS / CONSTRUCTION
- Possibilities for modular construction
- Accommodation for crew on site/nearby
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