Ocean Winds, a 50-50 joint venture between EDPR and ENGIE, has entered into an agreement for lease with The Crown Estate for a 1.5GW floating offshore wind project in the Celtic Sea, joining Equinor and Gwynt Glas in progressing some of the world’s largest floating...
A new three-year action plan has been agreed to improve the marine energy consenting process in Wales. Published by Wales’ Consenting Strategic Advisory Group (CSAG), the plan aims to tackle some of the most persistent barriers facing...
Tickets are now available for MEW2026, the UK’s largest marine renewable energy conference, which this year will take place in Llandudno. Designed to bring together industry leaders, experts, researchers and policymakers, the two-day event will take place on April...
Earlier this week, Marine Energy Wales convened a dedicated finance roundtable in Pembroke Dock, bringing together senior representatives from national and devolved finance institutions with developers, ports and supply chain companies active across Wales’ offshore...
Do you know someone whose passion, commitment and vision have helped advance Wales’ marine energy sector? Marine Energy Wales’ Ysbryd Y Môr award celebrates individuals who have been a driving force behind the growth and success of Wales’ marine energy sector....
By Charlie Allen, FLOW Project Manager at Marine Energy Wales. 2025 was a year of steady and necessary progress for offshore wind in Wales. Despite political uncertainty and increasingly vocal opposition to renewables, the sector continued to move...
