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Aberdeen port chief: North Sea oil and gas activity falling faster, port diversifying

Aberdeen port chief: North Sea oil and gas activity falling faster, port diversifying

by Offshore Reporter | Nov 5, 2026 | Offshore

Port of Aberdeen says the decline in oil and gas activity has accelerated. The longtime North Sea hub is turning to cargo, decommissioning and floating offshore wind to fill the gap.

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Aberdeen port chief: North Sea oil and gas activity falling faster, port diversifying

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