The latest Forth Green Freeport Fife Update highlights the progress being made as the programme moves from planning into delivery, with a strong focus on attracting investment, supporting businesses, developing skills and bringing forward infrastructure projects that will create long-term economic opportunities across Fife.
Key highlights include:
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Growing investor interest in Fife Tax Sites, with new enquiries across advanced manufacturing, hydrogen, logistics, recycling and energy transition sectors at Rosyth and Burntisland.
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A significant investment milestone at Rosyth Tax Site, where Had-Fab Ltd has chosen Rosyth for its latest investment, bringing advanced manufacturing activity that supports grid modernisation, energy security and Scotland's net zero ambitions.
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The launch of the AGIC D3M CoLAB Project Programme, supporting innovation and collaboration between industry and academia to accelerate advanced manufacturing opportunities within the Freeport area
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Progress on future infrastructure planning, including work to identify the energy and infrastructure investment needed to support business growth and job creation across Fife's tax sites.
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Development of the Rosyth Rail Freight project, exploring opportunities for a future multi-modal freight hub that could provide more efficient and lower-carbon freight connections for businesses.
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Preparations for future investment at Burntisland, with ongoing infrastructure and utilities work to support opportunities in energy transition, manufacturing and industrial growth sectors.
Read the full
update to learn more about the investments, infrastructure projects and opportunities helping to drive sustainable economic growth across Fife and the wider Forth Green Freeport area.
