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WELCOME FROM PETERHEAD PORT AUTHORITY EARLY DAYS 1858 MODELLING 1890S HARBOUR LIMITS HARBOUR LIMITS XXXX A BIT OF HISTORY. TITAN CRANE 60T MAX INTERLOCKING SBW STEVENSON LIGHTHOUSE ASCO SOUTH BASE QE2 ON APPROACH Trust Port

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WELCOME FROM PETERHEAD PORT AUTHORITY

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EARLY DAYS 1858

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MODELLING 1890’S

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HARBOUR LIMITS

HARBOUR LIMITS XXXX

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A BIT OF HISTORY….

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TITAN CRANE 60T MAX

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INTERLOCKING SBW

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STEVENSON LIGHTHOUSE

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ASCO SOUTH BASE

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QE2 ON APPROACH

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Trust Port Overview

Trust Port’s are independent statutory bodies set up by an Act of Parliament and governed by local legislation (statutes). They are administered by a self-governing independent statutory board.

There are over 100 TP’s in the UK with 14 having a turnover in excess of £5M of which Peterhead is one.

No individual or group ‘owns’ the port. Stakeholders as opposed to shareholders.

All profits reinvested back into the development of the Trust.

Manage, maintain and develop the port. Pass on ‘heirloom’ to next generation.

Levy dues, create bye laws, ensure safe navigation, enforce safe working practices, monitor & protect environment and provide for good governance.

10 Board members plus CE who is ex-officio. 2 X 3 yr term (+ if exceptional circ). Skills incl. legal, nautical, management etc.

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2014 Main Income Streams

Turnover £11.2m; Operating Profit £3.5 m

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2014 Fish Landings £170,501,491

Product Value (£’000) Tonnes Whitefish 87,647,207 55,133 1,000,000 +Boxes through market Pelagic 74,867,976 127,853 Shellfish 7,986,308 3,836

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FROZEN FISH EXPORT

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SSE BULK TANKER

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LARGEST VISITOR – 127,000 t ‘KITTY KNUTESON’

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SPECIALIZED CARGO

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WIND TURBINE DELIVERY

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RENEWABLE OPPORTUNITIES

  • Offsets 7,000 tonnes of carbon p.a.; classifies port carbon

negative.

  • Est. return £750,000 p.a. equal to port maintenance budget.
  • Community Fund created to contribute £30,000 p.a. to local

projects.

  • Diversifies port income streams; secures jobs; releases funds

for other projects, underpins Eco-Ports environmental status.

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JACK UP RIG - IRM

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BULK GRAIN EXPORT

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3,000t TIMBER EXPORT

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‘WE ARE COMMITTED – THANK YOU’

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150 BERTH LEISURE MARINA

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2000 TONNE SHIPLIFT & REPAIR HALL

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THE PRICE OF FISH

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24 HR/5DAY CHILLED FISHMARKET

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4,000 BOX MARKET

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Pelagic/Demersal vessels

93M NORWEGIAN ‘LIBAS’ & 26M AALSKERE

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DIRECT DELIVERY VIA UNDERGROUND PIPE TO FACTORY & ROAD TANKER

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FRESH IMPORT & FROZEN EXPORT

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‘UGIE RUNNER & BLUE TOON’

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