• 55 ha engineering site developed under a joint venture between Scottish Enterprise and Fife Council
• 20 ha currently available
• 345m direct quayside access to North Sea
• Principal Occupiers: Burntisland Fabrications (BiFab); Samsung Heavy Industries

Dock Zone

• 2 commercial port facilities operated by Forth Ports Ltd
• Excellent access to Scotland’s offshore oil and gas fields and the major offshore wind sites.
• Able to take vessels up to 3,000 dwt

Innovation Zone

Already home to:

• Fife Renewables Innovation Centre
• The Hydrogen Office

Supply Chain Zone

• 16.5 ha inland business park

Test and Demonstration Zone

• Largest Open Access Wind Turbine - owned and operated by ORE Catapult

Specialising in both the offshore oil and gas and renewables sectors, Burntisland Fabrications (BiFab) has established itself as a world leader in developing deepwater substructures for the offshore wind industry. Recent projects include manufacture of top sides and subsea jackets for Premier Oil and GDF projects in the North Sea and subsea jackets for RWE, Vattenfall and Beatrice Talisman offshore wind projects.

Situated approximately 40 miles north of Edinburgh and 20 miles south of Dundee, Energy Park Fife is located on the Methil waterfront and is identified within the National Renewables Infrastructure Plan.

Road

Accessing the Energy Park is easy with the A92 running through central Fife to connect with the north of Scotland and the M90 connecting Fife with Edinburgh.