Aabenraa Havn - Denmark - North Sea

Aabenraa Port is a market-orientated port company which targets its products on customers' needs. Facilities, traffic communications and services are being developed and improved so that the port is always abreast of the customers' needs.

Aalborg Havn - Denmark - North Sea

The port is located outside the city on wide-open areas- with room for long-term development. Besides the facilities, the port of Aalborg owns 4.2 million m2 of area in the hinterland, where the infrastructure is closely linked to the E45 highway. Nearly 100 companies have already established themse...

Amsterdam - Netherlands - English Channel

The port is located on the bank of a former bay named the IJ and the North Sea Canal, with which it is connected to the North Sea. The port was first used in the 13th century and was one of the main ports of the Dutch East India Company in the 17th century. Today, the Port of Amsterdam is the se...

Barrow-in-Furness - United Kingdom - Irish Sea

The south-west Cumbrian Port of Barrow plays a key role in serving the offshore energy industry that has seen this region described as Britain's "energy coast". Close to the Lake District National Park, Barrow is linked to the M6 by the A590 and also has a direct connection to the national rail netw...

BLG Offshore Terminal ABC-Halbinsel - Germany - North Sea

At the Offshore Terminal ABC-Halbinsel, the heavy lift sector (including the Offshore Windenergy) has the room it needs for handling and storage of its goods. A heavy load platform, in front of which offshore installation vessels with jack-up capability can position themselves, provides for a distr...

Bremerhaven - Germany - Wadden Sea

In Bremerhaven, in addition to its core services, it provides handling and storage of on- and offshore wind turbines. The demands of container handling mean the container terminal is suitable for storage and transportation of heavy-duty components weighing in at over 1,000 tons. The components are t...

Brest - France - English Channel

The port of Brest is the most westerly major port in the Brittany region. The port offers its customers, easy access at any time, deepwater docks, efficient modern equipment and quick service and quality.

Cherbourg - France - English Channel

The port is ideally located near the French and British wind-turbine. The ports of Cherbourg and Caen-Ouistreham have all the qualities required by the manufacturers of Marine Renewable Energy equipment.

Cuxport - Germany - North Sea

The shareholders of Cuxport GmbH are Rhenus SE & Co. KG in Holzwickede near Dortmund, with a 74.9 percent share, and HHLA Container Terminals Gesellschaft mbH in Hamburg with the remaining 25.1 percent. It is a rail, road and inland waterway connected port facility which also has a private heavy-...

Delfzijl - Netherlands - North Sea

Groningen Seaports is the port authority for the ports of Delfzijl, Eemshaven and the adjoining industrial sites. The organisation provides port services to its industrial and commercial clients, from logistics and infrastructure services to the issue and maintenance of the sites in both port re...

Den Helder - Netherlands -

The international seaport of Den Helder offers a wealth of space and possibilities. It is the home base for a growing number of offshore-related businesses, and homeport for the fleet of the Royal Dutch Navy, as well as a large fishing fleet and a modern fish auction. The extremely favourable geogra...

Eemshaven - Netherlands - North Sea

Groningen Seaports is the port authority for the port of Delfzijl, Eemshaven and the adjoining industrial sites. The organisation provides the complete package of port services to its industrial and commercial clients, from logistics and infrastructure services to the issue and maintenance of the si...

Eyemouth - United Kingdom - North Sea

Uniquely positioned on Scotland’s south-east coast, the harbour has long been a strategically important base and stopping-off point for all kinds of boats, businesses and people. It has the largest and most secure harbour in the area and offer 24-hour, lock-free access to a deep-water berthing fa...

Fleetwood - United Kingdom - Irish Sea

Situated on the edge of Morecambe Bay, the Port of Fleetwood has accessible trunk road links to the M6, with the M61 and M65 within easy reach. The nearest cities are Lancaster to the north and Blackpool, Preston, and Blackburn to the south and east.

Great Yarmouth - United Kingdom - North Sea

Peel Ports Great Yarmouth at Great Yarmouth is strategically located to serve the Oil and Gas fields of the southern North Sea and the existing and planned Offshore Wind development off the UK East Coast.

Grenaa - Denmark - Kattegat

One of Denmark’s leading ports for wind turbine projects – with plenty of know-how as base and service port for the wind industry. Become a part of a strong, effective, and competent wind environment. Port of Grenaa is the ideal port during the construction and O&M of Hesselø Offshore Wind Farm. ...

Grimsby - United Kingdom - North Sea

Although retaining its strong connection with the fishing and food industry, Grimsby is the UK's major car import terminal and is at the forefront in serving the developing offshore wind energy industry. Several O&M bases are located in the port.

Harwich Navyard - United Kingdom - North Sea

Harwich Dock Company, owned by Mann Group, operates its own ro-ro and conventional cargo terminal in Harwich, UK.

Hull - United Kingdom -

The Port of Hull on the north bank of the Humber Estuary is just 20 miles from the North Sea. The port is connected by dual carriageway road links to the M62 and then M18, and M1, to service the whole of the British Isles. As well as containers, ferry travel and roro, Hull specialises in handlin...

Humber Able Port - United Kingdom - North Sea

ABLE Humber Port (AHP) is situated on the South bank of the Humber Estuary, East Coast of the UK, which in recent years has been the UK’s fastest growing port and logistics centre.

Hvide Sande - Denmark - North Sea

The Port of Hvide Sande is well known as one of the most modern fishing ports on Denmark’s western coast and is actually the fifth largest. The port has in recent years evolved into an active commercial port that serves the entire mid-Jutland and west-Jutland area. Furthermore, the Port of Hvide Sa...

IJmuiden - Netherlands - North Sea

The port of IJmuiden is located at the entrance to the North Sea Canal area. It offers round-the-clock access and without any restrictions of any kind. It has a reputation for the storage and transhipment of fresh and deep-frozen fish, offshore activities, ferry and cruise shipping, and the assembly...

Immingham - United Kingdom - North Sea

The Port of Immingham is the UK's largest port by tonnage, handling up to 55 million tons, including nearly 20 million tons of oil and 10 million tonnes of coal. The port also offers an extensive range of roro and lolo freight services to Northern Europe, Scandinavia, and the Baltic. With river a...

London Thamesport - United Kingdom - North Sea

London Thamesport (LTP) is located in the heart of South East England, 10 miles from the M2 motorway, 35 miles from London. It is one of the UK’s busiest container ports. LTP is a member of the Hutchison Port Holdings (HPH) Group.

Lowestoft - United Kingdom - North Sea

Situated directly opposite major continental ports, the Port of Lowestoft serves the busy sea routes between the UK, Europe, Scandinavia, and the Baltic States. The port is linked by the A12 and A14 to the M11 and M25. Nearby, Norwich Airport is linked to destinations in the UK and Europe. The p...

Middlesborough - United Kingdom - North Sea

AMP was developed in the 1970′s and acquired in 2000. It is located on the River Tees in the centre of Middlesbrough with good sea access and deep water quays. The site encompasses 16 hectares (40 acres ) offering 9,900m² of workshop and assembly space. It has six strong and dependable quays (inc...

Mostyn - United Kingdom - Irish Sea

The port of Mostyn Ltd is a privately owned and operated port located in North Wales in the outer estuary of the River Dee. Over recent years, Mostyn has become one of the main centres in Europe for the assembly and installation of turbines; a large portion of its business is now dedicated to the of...

Mukran (Sassnitz) - Germany - Baltic Sea

Sea Terminal Sassnitz is available for all types of cargo and ideal for offshore wind components. The multipurpose terminal is located on the island of Rugen, in Germany's easternmost deep-water port, and thus, has direct access to the Baltic Sea.

Newport - United Kingdom - Bristol Channel

The most easterly of ABP's South Wales Ports, Newport has excellent links to the nearby M4 and direct rail connections. The port occupies a prime location to service the UK's main industrial and commercial regions. ABP has invested significantly in Newport over the past few years, in schemes s...

Odense - Denmark -

The Port of Odense is a municipal autonomous port. After the acquisition of Lindø Industripark A/S in January 2014, the port disposed of 6.4 million square metres of industrial and harbour area distributed between the inner port in Odense (the City Terminal), Odense Port Terminal at Lindø (Terminal ...

Oostende - Belgium - English Channel

Situated in Europe’s busiest maritime area, the Port of Oostende is a versatile short sea port, accommodating all types of coastal maritime traffic. The port features the Rebo terminal which is known as a base of operations for the construction of various wind farms at sea. Wind turbine component...

Port Talbot - United Kingdom - Bristol Channel

Port Talbot is one of only a few harbours in the UK capable of handling cape-size vessels of up to 170,000 dwt. It is located within easy reach of the open sea, has direct mainline rail access and lies adjacent to the M4 motorway. The port comprises of the Tidal Harbour, which handles cape-size bulk...

Ramsgate - United Kingdom - English Channel

The Port of Ramsgate is one of 26 municipal ports in England and Wales. It is set on 32 acres of dedicated port land, and is owned and operated by Thanet District Council.

Ronne Havn - Denmark - Baltic Sea

The Port of Roenne is the largest traffic and commercial port on the Danish island of Bornholm with more than 3,000 ships calling at the port every year.

Rosslare - Ireland - Irish Sea

Rosslare Europort is located on the south east corner of Ireland and it is located within 70 nautical miles of 8.6GW of proposed wind farm projects on the Irish Sea. Rosslare was involved in the early assembly of wind farms in recent years on the Irish Sea. It has a dedicated berth, coupled with ...

Rostock Sea Port - Germany - Baltic Sea

The port of Rostock offers outstanding nautical conditions. The protected location of the port at the mouth of the Warnow River on the Baltic Sea and the sea channel with a length of 3.6 nautical miles long and depth of 14.5 m allow a very easy approach. The port can accommodate ships with a len...

Rotterdam - Netherlands - English Channel

Rotterdam is a port of pioneers. In the dynamic world of logistics and industry, stagnation means decline. Therefore, Rotterdam port owners are continuously looking for answers to the question of how to do things smarter, more efficiently, better and more sustainably.

Seaton - United Kingdom - North Sea

ABLE Seaton Port (ASP) is located in the centre of the UK on the North East Coast close to the mouth of the River Tees and covers 51 hectares (126 acres) including a 10 hectare (25 acre) dry dock – one of the world’s largest. It is capable of handling all types of offshore construction vessels, h...

Sheerness - United Kingdom - North Sea

As part of the Peel Ports Medway estate, its proximity to London makes it the perfect port of call for the capital…and the country.

Southampton - United Kingdom - English Channel

Southampton is the UK's number one vehicle handling port, Europe's leading turnaround cruise port and the UK's most productive container port. Operated by DP World Southampton, the terminal is home to the new 500m deepwater quay SCT5, which was purpose built to handle the biggest ships in the world....

Sunderland - United Kingdom - North Sea

As the UK’s second largest municipally owned port, the Port of Sunderland has a deserved reputation for delivering high quality service and achieving rapid turnaround times in cargo handling.

Swansea - United Kingdom - Bristol Channel

The Port of Swansea has capacity to handle vessels of up to 30,000 dwt and provides berths and facilities for most types of cargo. The port is less than three miles by dual carriageway to Junction 42 of the M4 and has direct links to the national rail network.

Terneuzen - Netherlands - English Channel

Based on throughput volumes we are the third seaport of the Netherlands. An area which is undergoing continual development, expansion and investment. As the port company, Zeeland Seaports manages, operates and develops the area while generating and ensuring employment and prosperity. Accommodating n...

Thyboron - Denmark - North Sea

Thyboron is a busy port in West Jutland, one of Denmark's largest fishing ports, and a significant cargo port on the west coast of Jutland.

Vlissingen - Netherlands - English Channel

Zeeland Seaports encompasses two ports: the port of Vlissingen and the port of Terneuzen. Together, they make up a port area which is strategically located in North-West Europe. One which has great access to the Western Scheldt. The Western Scheldt offers open access to the North Sea and is extr...

Waterford - Ireland -

Port of Waterford serves as the cargo gateway to Ireland’s South East Region and further afield. The main centre of operations is at Belview on the River Suir, 8km downstream from Waterford City. The Port of Waterford is one of five ports of national significance in the Republic of Ireland. The Be...

Wilhelmshaven - Germany - North Sea

The port of Wilhelmshaven is Germany's only deep water port with maximum depths of 18m. 1000 hectares of industrial, commercial and logistics space are also available.