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
160m wide with 166m entrance
Quayside
With up to 20m+ water depth
Warehousing
Quayside Indoor Storage
Quarry
Aggregate with concrete batching on site
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Crown Estate Scotland Visit Kishorn
KPL Director Carol MacKinnon and our Port General Manager, Mike Bauermeister hosted a visit from Mike Spain, Director – Marine and Tom Inglis, Head of Aquaculture from Crown Estate Scotland earlier this week. This was their first time visiting and discussions focused on the Crown Estate’s activities relative to ports. It was an ideal opportunity […]
Kishorn Port welcomes Royal visitor as major expansion continues
Today, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal was welcomed to the major expansion project at Kishorn Port. The Royal visitor met staff and contractors during a tour of the west coast site, which is one of Scotland’s most strategically important deep water energy industry facilities. Kishorn boasts one of Europe’s largest dry docks, which was […]
KPL Win Sustainability in Decommissioning Award – Decom Awards 2026
We are delighted to share that we have won the prestigious “Sustainability in Decommissioning Award” at the recent Decom Mission Dinner and Award Ceremony held in Aberdeen on Thursday night. The category celebrated the progress reached to date of the regeneration of Kishorn Port yard and dry dock to facilitate the decommissioning of oil and […]