North Wales

Wales’ natural resources were a key factor in why Minesto brought their cutting edge technology here. A high-tech company in the Marine Energy sector, they convert the kinetic energy in tidal currents to electricity by flying an underwater kite and Anglesey was the perfect location for them to develop and test that technology.

Wrexham Glyndŵr University isn’t just building a bridge between academia and industry - it’s laying down a superhighway. Its state-of-the-art OpTIC Technology Centre in St Asaph has created a hi-tech home for start-ups in North Wales.

Existing nuclear site with regulatory permissions for new build.

Ambition North Wales is a partnership comprising of the six Local Authorities in the region, along with Bangor University, Glyndŵr University, Coleg Cambria and Grŵp Llandrillo Menai. With a vision to focus on improving the region’s economic, social and environmental well-being.

One of Europe's most important Ports for offshore renewable energy.

Located in west Wales, on the Milford Haven Waterway, Pembroke Port provides a flexible 24-hour service for industry.

We all have great ideas. But how many become reality?

As a cutting edge R&D facility, AMRC Cymru will be driven by industry, for industry.

A spirit of adventure is very much part of outdoor life around Snowdonia in North Wales.

In 1976, David Roy Bennett, the father of DRB’s current owner, Matt Bennett, started a small machining company supplying custom engineering repairs and components.

Airbus is one of the great Welsh manufacturing success stories of the age, with the world-class facilities in North Wales setting the global standard in aerospace manufacturing.

After pioneering the UK’s only inland wave lagoon, where confident surfers can test their mettle on artificial breakers up to six feet tall, Adventure Parc Snowdonia has ambitious plans to turn into a year-round attraction — complete with a new four-star hotel.