Anglesey Enterprise Zone

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.

Anglesey’s Enterprise Zone status alongside its Energy Island Programme is driving the island’s growth into a world-renowned centre of excellence in low carbon power generation.

A centre for world-class low carbon energy generation.
Twelve wide ranging, connected sites.
Port of Holyhead provides berthing and handling facilities for a range of commercial operations.
Unique natural resources that lend themselves to marine and renewable energy projects.
A skilled workforce.
Significant supply chain opportunities for major, long-term projects.

The vision for Anglesey Enterprise Zone is to create a world-renowned centre of excellence for the production, demonstration, and servicing of low carbon energy. This is set within the context of Wales’ national commitment to a low carbon future. The world’s key energy businesses are continuing to bring their major low carbon energy projects to Anglesey Enterprise Zone – and our significant natural resources are only one of the reasons why. Another is our Energy Island programme, which sees the Welsh Government, local authority and the private sector working side-by-side, so we can act fast and efficiently to respond to business requirements.

Then there’s the skilled workforce – nuclear-related, highly technical skills, engineering and manufacturing, for example – our established and growing supply chain, plus the local research and development capability. Anglesey Enterprise Zone is also in close proximity to both Snowdonia Enterprise Zone - with whom Anglesey forms a significant low carbon energy cluster - and Deeside Enterprise Zone, whose focus is advanced materials and manufacturing. Whatever your space requirements, Anglesey Enterprise Zone has twelve, wide-ranging, well-connected sites, at various stages of development.

These range from a Marine Zone dedicated to marine energy devices, to the deep-water Port of Holyhead – one of the UK’s main gateways to Ireland.