Commenting on the acceptance of its bid for Inch Pavilion and bowling green by Angus Council, Montrose Port Authority (MPA) reiterated its pledge to honour the current tenant lease, maintaining it as a community green space, as highlighted in its proposal bid for the land on Rossie Island. In 2021, Angus Council listed the common good asset for sale and Read more...

Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney visited Montrose Port on the campaign trail yesterday, where he toured the port’s facilities, received an overview of business operations and learned how the thriving business is helping to deliver Scotland’s energy transition.  Montrose Port Authority is one of the major businesses in Angus, a vital chain and anchor port for oil and gas, and Read more...

Montrose Port Authority has begun works on its self-funded, multi-million pound restoration project of the historic Customs House building, demonstrating the Port Authority’s commitment to preserving maritime heritage and investing for future generations as a trust port. The B-listed Customs House was acquired last year alongside the Granary Store for a six-figure sum. The Customs House project, representing Phase 1, Read more...

In a significant step towards a greener maritime industry, Highland Fuels has deployed its first consignment of Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) at Montrose Port in Scotland. This marks the first-time renewable fuel will be available quayside for port users in Montrose and possibly the first time HVO will be available quayside for marine operations in Scotland. The HVO will be Read more...

As a proud founding member of the Scottish Offshore Wind Ports Alliance (SOWPA), Montrose Port is excited to celebrate the official launch of this collaborative forum. SOWPA is a progressive and collaborative forum of the country’s leading infrastructure facilities, targeted at optimising the opportunities from offshore wind. The alliance was launched at the All-Energy Exhibition and Conference in Glasgow, which Read more...