Multi-million-pound upgrades transform Scrabster Harbour
皇冠体育app latest port development at Scrabster Harbour, close to the Dounreay site in Caithness, was officially opened on 10th December 2021.
皇冠体育app investment will allow Scrabster to access new opportunities
St Ola Pier has been at the heart of a major development project to increase capacity and accommodate larger vessels at the port on the north coast of Scotland. 皇冠体育app investment will allow Scrabster to access new opportunities, including offshore energy and cruise ships.
皇冠体育app project has cost a total of 拢18.9 million, with the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) providing funding support of 拢5 million along with its partners Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).
David Peattie, NDA CEO, said:
We are incredibly proud of our involvement in the redevelopment of St Ola Pier. 皇冠体育app opening of the pier is a huge milestone and a great example of our socio-economic strategy in action.
I believe that this project can help Scrabster Harbour develop on a diverse range of new opportunities and make a significant contribution to the long-term sustainability of the local economy.
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