Forth Green Freeport: Driving Fife’s Green Growth Through Opportunity, Inve

Join us on Monday 3 November during Fife Business Week for a landmark event highlighting the transformational role of the Forth Green Freeport (FGF) in shaping Fife’s economic future. With the Full Business Case approved and £25 million in seed funding about to be unlocked, the Freeport is moving from planning into delivery, bringing real investment opportunities for businesses, investors and communities.

This event will:

• Showcase the investment readiness of key Fife tax sites at Rosyth, Burntisland and the Mid Forth area, underlining their potential to drive sustainable industrial growth and supply chain opportunities.
• Provide an exclusive update from Sarah Murray, Chief Executive of Forth Green Freeport, on the Freeport’s role in Scotland’s net zero transition, its alignment with the UK Industrial Strategy, UK Defence Strategy and the Scottish Government’s Green Industrial Strategy.
• Highlight seed-funded projects such as the Arrol Gibb Innovation Campus, integrated energy initiatives, and feasibility work to expand green transport and logistics at Rosyth.
• Explore opportunities for local businesses to connect with innovation clusters, tax site benefits and supply chains, encouraging readiness to seize new growth pathways.
• Discuss the Freeport’s commitment to governance, transparency and community engagement, with a strong focus on skills pipelines for green industries and inclusive job creation over the next five years.

This pivotal session marks the beginning of the Freeport’s delivery phase, unlocking infrastructure, innovation and employment opportunities that will place Fife at the heart of Scotland’s sustainable industrial future.

Who should attend?

Investors seeking growth opportunities in Scotland’s largest green industrial zone

Businesses looking to integrate into new supply chains and clusters

Stakeholders interested in policy alignment, governance and inclusive economic growth