Celtic Sea

Showcasing the Opportunities, Innovators, and Initiatives within the Offshore Floating Wind Sector in the Celtic Sea

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1 November, 2023

After a successful two-year programme the groundbreaking Tech Tyfu initiative – delivered by not-for-profit organisation Menter Môn – is set to continue until Summer 2024 via Welsh Government’s Backing Local Firms Fund.

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Balancing Pace with Preparation for Celtic

Sea FLOW

Phil Johnston

Business Development Manager

Celtic Sea Power

Ensuring that a floating wind build-out happens sooner rather than later remains a high priority for everyone in the sector. Moving at pace is undoubtedly key – but the preparation does have to be right. To deliver in the long term though, nationally important challenges need to be considered in the round with consensus and strategic direction.

The Crown Estate has reiterated its firm intention to launch the leasing round later this year. Recent delays in updates on the details of this process have caused understandable frustration amongst the thirty or so developers anxious to progress in the competitive Celtic Sea market.

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Floventis

Floventis Energy is a joint venture between Cierco and SBM Offshore established in 2021 to developing floating offshore wind projects in new markets.

Marine Energy Wales

Marine Energy Wales is active across a host of projects, collaborations and stakeholders to spearhead the development and deployments with marine renewable technology industry in Wales.

Celtic Sea Power

Celtic Sea Power offers offshore test sites to advance the development of offshore renewable energy technologies, they also provide all the specialist serviced and support to technology developers.

Associated British Ports

ABP is the UK’s leading ports group providing critical infrastructure to the marine energy industry and have significant potential to support the development of offshore wind, hydrogen, CCUS shipping as well as wave and tidal power.

Port of Milford Haven

The Port of Milford Haven is a trust port that delivers infrastructure and services to the traditional and emergent energy industry and host multiple developers and supply chain companies in Pembroke Port.