A new deal for Inchgreen
Inchgreen is a first class multi-modal port located on the firth of Clyde with road and sea access. It offers a wide-range of development opportunities and has been identified in the National Renewables Infrastructure Plan (NRIP) as a potential offshore renewables site.
The site comprises of one of Europe’s largest dry dock facilities, a repair quay and extensive land suitable for development.
It offers infrastructure that enables efficient logistics and is ideally suited to:
- Decommissioning
- Vessel mobilisation
- Project cargo
- Supporting the offshore sector
- Port related activities
- Marine construction or ship repair
The site also boasts immediate links to Peel Ports purpose built container facilities at Greenock Ocean Terminal, two miles West.
Capabilities
| Operational dry dock, berthing quay and adjoining land with road and sea access | One of Scotland’s largest dry docks, 305m long x 45m wide |
| Repair quay, 390m long, with a minimum water depth of 7.5m, capable of increasing to a dredged depth of 9m | Berthage and direct access to the deep water channel in the Firth of Clyde |
| Existing warehouse space 27,000 sq ft of space available for use | Facilities suitable for a variety of uses in addition to established uses of ship repairing marine construction |
| Flexible lease terms | Local engineering and waste handling services and expertise |
| Proximity to scrap flows for recycling and onward sale | Availability of lay up areas nearby at Loch Striven and Firth of Clyde anchorages |
Source Peel Ports website
