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£66 million Total Investment
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£28 million City Deal Investment
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£19 million Public Sector Investment
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£18 million Private Sector Investment
The Pembroke Dock Marine (PDM) project is establishing a world class marine energy and engineering fabrication, test and deployment hub, delivering the support and infrastructure needed to grow Wales’ low carbon economy across four interlinked projects.
Based in Pembrokeshire, PDM is anticipated to deliver:
- 1,881 jobs
- 60,600 sq. metre of physical infrastructure
- 1,000 MW contribution to decarbonisation targets
- £343.3 million contribution to regional GVA
The project has funded the development of marine energy infrastructure and expertise in the region, fostering innovation and supporting regional businesses to thrive in a Centre of Excellence for offshore wind, tide and wave power developments.
Focusing on the growth of sustainable energy production, the project includes:
- Dedicated early stage and commercial scale technology validation and testing sites
- An Offshore Renewable Energy CATAPULT innovation centre
- Industry-focused port infrastructure
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Pembroke Dock Infrastructure (PDI)
Led by the Port of Milford Haven, PDI is reshaping the physical infrastructure of Pembroke Port to ensure maximum operational efficiencies for the renewable energy sector.
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Marine Energy Test Area (META)
Led by Marine Energy Wales, META has created a series of pre-consented and licensed zones within the Milford Haven Waterway for component and scaled device marine testing.
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Marine Energy Engineering Centre of Excellence (MEECE)
Led by the Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult, MEECE is putting Wales and Welsh companies at the heart of the UK’s growing marine and offshore renewable energy sectors.
Read more about Marine Energy Engineering Centre of Excellence (MEECE)
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Pembrokeshire Demonstration Zone (PDZ)
Led by Celtic Sea Power, PDZ has a 35-year lease with The Crown Estate to test and demonstrate wave and tidal technologies.