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WALES: LEADING THE WAY IN RENEWABLE ENERGY

Wales is leading the transition to a low-carbon future, harnessing its natural resources, innovation and industrial expertise to power sustainable energy solutions for the world.
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WHY RENEWABLE ENERGY GROWS IN WALES

Wales is driving renewable energy growth through its natural resources, skilled workforce and strong commitment to sustainability. With a £4.8 billion energy sector employing over 58,000 people, Wales excels in marine energy, wind, hydro and low-carbon innovation. Deep-sea ports and world-class infrastructure support large-scale renewable projects and global exports, while continued investment in clean technologies ensures Wales remains at the forefront of the UK’s transition to a sustainable, net-zero future.

Case Studies

John McKenzie

RWE

Renewable Energy experts setting out to make a difference

Employing over 300 staff across Wales, RWE has invested £3 billion into its operations over the last decade, notably in its extensive offshore wind farms.

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Renewable Energy
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Fre-energy

Proud to use Welsh technology

Renewable energy isn’t just about solar panels and wind farms.

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Renewable Energy
Marine Power Systems

Marine Power Systems

Harnessing the vast power of ocean winds

After more than a decade of meticulous research and development, Swansea-based Marine Power Systems are preparing to launch a revolutionary new device into the renewable energy market, harnessing the vast power of ocean waves and wind.

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Renewable Energy
Dulas

Dulas

Renewable energy products and solar refrigerators

Mid Wales company, Dulas, has played a vital role in supporting immunisation programmes all over the globe, helping ensure people in some of the most rural parts of the world have access to the vaccines they need.

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Renewable Energy
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GREEN ENERGY PROJECTS IN WALES

Wales is delivering a growing portfolio of clean-energy projects, leading innovation in wind and hydrogen. The Celtic Sea will host a floating wind-to-hydrogen demonstrator near Milford Haven – the Milford Haven: Hydrogen Kingdom (MH:HK) – set to scale from 15 MW to 135 MW and produce over 10,000 tonnes of green hydrogen each year. Wales is also home to the Gwynt y Môr Offshore Wind Farm off the North Wales coast, one of Europe’s largest, generating 576 MW of clean power for around 400,000 homes. From onshore renewables to deep-sea innovation zones, Wales is turning its natural resources into world-leading green infrastructure – driving decarbonisation and attracting global investment.

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