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Located in the scenic county of Angus, immediately available, three contact centre specific properties, two at Brechin Business Park and one at Arbroath Enterprise Park. Both locations are high-profile gateway sites and benefit from excellent road, rail and air communications and rapid access to the central belt of Scotland and beyond.
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Close to Europe’s ‘oil capital’ Aberdeen and to the industrial central belt of Scotland with efficient communication links North and South, Angus is strategically located for businesses serving the offshore industry.
Montrose harbour acts as a base for supply, standby and stimulation vessels. Downhole tools, subsea pipeline connectors, blow-out preventers, control valves, accommodation complexes, drilling and production equipment and protective clothing are all made in Angus.
Companies which have located in Angus quote the benefits of their proximity to Aberdeen combined with low operating costs, skilled labour and an efficient network of subcontractors.
Some of the oil-related businesses succeeding in Angus include: Merpro, Schlumberger Dowell, Pacson, Pioneer Oil Tools, PII Tecnomarine, Halliburton, ABB-Vetco Gray, Brit Bit and Weatherford Completion Systems.
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Building on both its oil & gas and agricultural traditions, Angus is increasingly looking at the economic potential for renewable sources of energy and in particular biofuels.
Angus Council is currently part of a partnership comprising Aberdeenshire Council, Angus Council, Fife Council, Highland Council, Moray Council, Perth & Kinross Council, Highlands & Islands Enterprise and Scottish Enterprise Energy. Biofuels could have the potential to provide the energy industry with a stable market at a time of CAP reform and on this basis the partnership are examining the potential for development of the biofuels industry and in particular a processing plant in the East of Scotland.
The partnership recently commissioned a study to identify means of optimising the value of the oilseed rape (OSR) crop to growers in the study area, which produces around 75% of the OSR grown in Scotland. The report titled "The Economic Evaluation of Biodiesel Production from Oilseed Rape Grown in North and East Scotland" can be obtained from the Angus Council website www.angus.gov.uk/publications or from the consultants at SAC Craibstone Estate, Aberdeen.
