Transport and Logistics Network
The so-called ‘Forth Green Freeport’ is one of two in Scotland. The other, located in the North East, encircles the Black Isle and Cromarty Firth. The Forth ‘freeport’, or ‘Special Economic Zone’, envelops a large swathe of the Edinburgh and Fife conur…
The project has been hailed an “unprecedented opportunity to reverse the alarming decline in the working-age population” in parts of the Highlands.
Up to 10,000 jobs are expected to be created and more than £3 billion of investment.
But new projections…
The Forth Green Freeport (FGF) is officially “open for business” as of June 12, 2024, following the approval of its Outline Business Case by the Scottish and UK Governments. This approval designates three tax sites in Grangemouth, Rosyth, and Mid-Forth…
The Forth Green Freeport, including sites in Fife, the Lothians, and Falkirk, opened on Wednesday after receiving approval from both the UK and Scottish governments.
The scheme will provide firms conducting business in the sites with tax exemptions, as…
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Councillor Ken Gowans the chairman of the economy and infrastructure committee and Calum MacPherson, the chief executive of Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport.
The business case for the Inver…