Dales Marine has had a bustling start to the year across its key locations in Aberdeen, Leith, Greenock, and Troon. The team in Leith has been occupied with mobilizations, maintenance, and upgrades on 9 vessels, focusing on tasks ranging from pipework to galley refits and room conversions. On the other hand, Imperial Dry Dock has been handling double dockings consistently, carrying out major refurbishments on tail shafts, rudders, and thrusters, alongside hull cleaning and painting. In Aberdeen, the company has been actively supporting vessels in the port with mobilizations and maintenance while welcoming passenger ferries and platform supply vessels into dry dock. The fabrication yard in Aberdeen is also fully booked, catering to subsea, drilling, and offshore wind projects. Greenock, on the west coast, has been equally busy with passenger ferries double dockings and an interesting project converting a ship to run on hydrogen fuel cells, emphasizing Dales Marine's dedication to carbon neutrality. Additionally, Troon has seen activity with the docking of four passenger ferries. Dales Marine's involvement in these diverse projects and their commitment to the hydrogen power conversion highlight their proactive approach towards supporting the marine industry's journey towards sustainability.