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
Services We Provide
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Office for Investment Visits Kishorn Port
Martin Wood, Director and Chief Investment Advisor and Graham Hatton, Investment Lead for Scotland, from Office for Investment (OfI) recently visited Kishorn Port & Dry Dock. Along with Eilidh Cameron, Head of Business Growth-Lochaber, Skye and Wester Ross and Guy Walker, Development Manager, Inward Investment from Highlands and Islands Enterprise. Alasdair Ferguson, Managing Director and […]
Kishorn Port Ltd are Finalists
Kishorn Port Ltd is a finalist! 🏆🌱 We’re thrilled to have been shortlisted for Environmental Excellence at the 2026 Offshore Energies UK Awards. Our environmental work is focused on making better use of the infrastructure we already have, delivering responsible decommissioning and recycling, and developing Kishorn’s capabilities to support offshore wind and future renewable energy […]
Kishorn Port Hosts Jan De Nul Vessel
KPL welcomed the recent visits of the Jan De Nul vessel Adhémar De Saint Venant to the port. Managing Director, Alasdair Ferguson along with Deputy Port Manager Fraser Leven met Captain Kevin Budts on the very impressive bridge before the vessel headed off to carry out operations on the West Coast of Scotland. We were delighted […]