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Enterprise Zones
Information about Enterprise Zones
The 8 zones
A centre for low carbon energy generation, where the world’s renewable energy giants are creating opportunities for business, through major low carbon energy projects.
A leading UK aerospace and defence location with a 50 year heritage. Three distinct sites, with an international airport on site, all on the doorstep of Cardiff, our capital city.
A 56.7-hectare (140-acre) business district at the heart of Wales’ capital city, Cardiff - the closest capital city to London but with significantly lower overheads.
A 2,000-hectare (4942 acre) Zone with the highest concentration of manufacturing jobs in the UK and home to highly skilled advanced manufacturing, including the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre - AMRC Cymru.
A rich international and indigenous manufacturing heritage and a skilled, available workforce, with academic expertise on the doorstep and easy access to key markets and supply chains in Wales and the Midlands.
Part of the UK’s only coastal National Park Zone with a skilled energy supply–chain; located adjacent to the Celtic Sea which combined with the UK’s busiest energy port is providing growing opportunities in Offshore Wind and hydrogen production.
A longstanding manufacturing heritage, a well-connected location and its own deep water port make this one of the most accessible and unique business destinations in Wales.
Two unique sites at the heart of Snowdonia National Park. The Zone’s natural assets and industrial and military heritage combine to offer an ideal and secure environment for low carbon energy, ICT, medical radioisotope or aerospace-related businesses.