// ABOUT ABP EAST ANGLIA
Ipswich Situated at the head of the River Orwell, the Port of Ipswich handles 2 million tonnes of cargo per year. It is the UK’s leading grain export port and handles a range of other products such as fertiliser, cement and aggregates. ABP Ipswich has made a multi- Million-pound investment in, automated lock gates, and cranes as part of its commitment to continuously
improve the service it provides. The port has also recently invested more than £3 million in two new bulk storage terminals, the Orwell Bulk and Cliff Bulk Terminals, adding more than 7,000sqm of storage space. ABP’s Ipswich Beacon Marina, offers convenient access to the historic Ipswich Waterfront and draws thousands of visitors every year.
Lowestoft Lowestoft is Britain’s most easterly port, and is an expanding renewable energy hub. It’s the closest port to the East Anglia Offshore Wind Farm Zone.. The Port is also home to the operations and maintenance (O&M) facility for the Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind farm, a 504MW Installation. In addition, Lowestoft is focused on supporting the offshore oil and gas industries with significant development opportunities available for the design and construction of bespoke business space. Gold Anchor Lowestoft Haven Marina featuring 186 berths and full-service facilities. The port
has significant development opportunities available for the design and construction of bespoke business space. King’s Lynn ABP’s Port of King’s Lynn specialises in handling agribulks and aggregates both in-dock and on Riverside Quay via dedicated covered storage or open storage areas. The port also provides the expertise and equipment to efficiently handle specialist industrial project cargo, supporting the development of major UK infrastructure construction.
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