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Freeport East Harwich is set to become a purpose-built, Green Energy Hub, providing new UK port infrastructure to meet the growing demands of next-generation offshore wind developments. Strategically located on the East coast, it offers deep-water access to the North Sea, serving both UK and continental European markets for fixed and floating offshore wind projects.
Forming part of the Harwich Tax Site at Freeport East, the 301-acre site offers plots of up to 79 acres that are ideal for green energy projects and supporting uses. With significant scalability for pre-assembly, construction, and O&M activities, the site benefits from existing planning consents and a 1.4km waterfront, including a 450-metre heavy-duty berth.
Type of opportunity
Build to suit
Real estate sector(s)
Renewable energy & storage
Key market(s)
Tendring District Council
Plots from 5 to 79 acres
Tenure
Size
Hutchison Ports UK
From 2027
POA
Covering one of Britain’s busiest container ports, two major ferry ports and neighbouring the UK’s East Coast green energy cluster, Freeport East is uniquely placed to serve manufacturers, particularly in the growing green hydrogen, offshore and onshore wind industries.
The tax and customs sites of Freeport East are designed to create over 10,000 new jobs and generate £5.5 billion of GVA across the next decade, propelling the UK decarbonisation efforts and building internationally-significant centres of innovation and technology.
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