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.
Thriving £4.8bn low-carbon economy
Leaders in marine and renewable energy
Global export hub for sustainable solutions
WHY RENEWABLE ENERGY
GROWS IN WALES
Wales is driving renewable energy growth through its natural resources, skilled workforce and strong commitment to sustainability. The renewables sector supports almost 8,000 highly skilled jobs, 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
RWE
Renewable Energy experts setting out to make a differenceEmploying over 300 staff across Wales, RWE has invested £3 billion into its operations over the last decade, notably in its extensive offshore wind farms.
Fre-energy
Proud to use Welsh technologyRenewable energy isn’t just about solar panels and wind farms.
Marine Power Systems
Harnessing the vast power of ocean windsAfter 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.
Marine Energy Wales
World-class wind, wave and tidal resourcesMarine Energy Wales sits at the heart of Wales’ blue green economy, bringing together developers, ports, supply chain and government to turn world class wind, wave and tidal resources into investable projects.
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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This is Wales: A Nation Invested in Clean Energy
Wales is ready to lead the next wave of the global clean energy transition. With a wealth of natural resources, a collaborative government, and backed up by Freeports, Investment Zones and capital projects, Wales offers a rare combination of scale, certainty and purpose for renewables and net zero investment.
