Port of Blyth offers a first class port handling service with particular expertise across the offshore energy/renewables, decommissioning, unitised and bulk sectors whilst also offering first class logistics and training solutions.
Supporting some of the world’s leading companies, Port of Blyth is recognised as one of the UK’s leading offshore energy support bases.
The Port’s fully licensed decom facility and its partnership with Thompsons of Prudhoe provides the perfect solution for North Sea decommissioning.
A twice weekly European service, supported by the Port’s wholly owned logistics subsidiary Transped, provides unitised transport to and from the UK.
Providing bulk cargo handling services covering dry, liquid and break bulk cargoes, has been a mainstay of the Port’s offering for decades, utilising vital experience & modern equipment.
The Port offers a wide variety of property related opportunities from quayside development sites and first class engineering facilities through to storage warehouses and open storage.
The Port’s award winning training division provides fully accredited, industry recognised qualifications to the ports, marine, warehousing and logistics and offshore industries.
Ideally situated to support North Sea offshore energy activity, whilst offering good connections between northern UK and mainland European locations.
Accessible in all weather conditions with no locking in or out/air draft restrictions, offering uncongested berths, flexible use and excellent availability.
Significant experience of planning and executing complex heavy lift operations up to 600 tonnes, with heavy lift partners located on site.
Four fully ISPS compliant terminals and state of the art security systems & operations ensures the safety of our client’s assets at all times.
Port of Blyth is home to a wide range of supply chain companies serving the offshore energy sector in particular, ensuring all customer’s needs can be met on site.
The Port & its partners have a number of major, quayside located development opportunities around the estuary to support inward investment.
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