Kishorn Port Ltd,
Exemplary Port & Dry Dock facilities for Oil & Gas,
Decommissioning, Renewables, and Offshore Wind
With one of Europe’s largest dry docks, Kishorn Port Ltd provide services for decommissioning, oil & gas, floating offshore wind, drilling rig life extensions and upgrades, and renewables. Situated at the forefront of the energy transition, KPL has the facilities for the manufacture and assembly of floating offshore wind structures, with the help of its onsite quarry and concrete batching plant.
Kishorn Port & Dry Dock
Key Information
Dry Dock
Currently being extended to 260m
Quayside
With up to 20m+ water depth
Warehousing
Quayside Indoor Storage
Quarry
Aggregate with concrete batching on site
Services We Provide
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The Journey So Far | 1-6 months
What began six months ago is now taking shape. This progress film charts the journey from early site conditions through to large scale rock blasting, time-lapse footage of the dry dock expansion and foreshore reclamation, finishing off with detailed shots of the latest rock armour works. A powerful snapshot of progress, and a glimpse of […]
Director Alasdair Ferguson Welcomes Guests to Kishorn
KPL Managing Director Alasdair Ferguson welcomed Alan Webster, Head of Economic and Regeneration at Highland Council, and Grant Campbell, Economic Development Manager at Highland Council, to Kishorn Port. The visitors toured the port and saw first-hand the progress on Phase 1a construction works, including the extension of the dry dock and reclamation area. The visit […]
KPL Attend Scottish Renewables Offshore Wind Conference 2026
We were excited to attend the Offshore Wind Conference 2026 in Glasgow, organised by Scottish Renewables. It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with industry leaders, partners, and innovators from across the offshore wind sector. We had a good couple of days getting involved in conversations about the future of offshore wind. It was a […]