Freeport podcast series launches

Celtic Freeport has welcomed the UK Government’s new Trade Strategy, recognising its potential to unlock growth, attract investment and accelerate the transition to a greener economy. The Celtic Freeport, centred

The Celtic Freeport welcomes the publication of the UK Industrial Strategy, which outlines targeted support for eight growth sectors and key frontier industries such as carbon capture, hydrogen, floating offshore wind

The Celtic Freeport welcomes the announcement from The Crown Estate (TCE), naming Equinor and Gwynt Glas as the lead developers for the next generation of floating offshore wind (FLOW) farms in the

Celtic Freeport welcomes the designation of its final business case by the UK and Welsh Governments.  This marks the transition to the delivery phase of the project, allowing the team

The Celtic Freeport has welcomed the UK Government’s announcement that Pembroke Green Hydrogen 1 is among 27 projects shortlisted in the second Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR2). HAR2 supports low-carbon hydrogen production through

The development of floating offshore wind farms in the Celtic Sea has reached a major milestone, as The Crown Estate confirmed the final stage of its leasing round for three

The Celtic Freeport has been officially launched bringing significant inward investment to South West Wales and thousands of new jobs a step closer. The freeport covers the ports at Milford

Haush Ltd, a green energy specialist, has submitted a planning application to Pembrokeshire County Council for a 15MW green hydrogen production facility at Gate 4, within the Celtic Freeport tax

RWE is advancing plans for a 350 MW battery energy storage system adjacent to Pembroke Power Station as part of its Pembroke Net Zero Centre (PNZC) initiative. Battery energy storage

Haush Ltd, a Celtic Freeport green energy and technology company specialising in green hydrogen, has officially established its new headquarters at Fleet Surgeons House in Pembroke Dock. This strategic move

The UK Government has finalised its first subsidised Contracts for Difference (CfDs) under the Hydrogen Production Business Model, securing a strike price of £9.49 per kilogram of green hydrogen over