The UK’s leading integrated deepwater port for energyMaraen 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 projectsDeveloped 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 deliverySignificant 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 deliveryThe 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.