Surf Snowdonia back on its feet
The £12m Surf Snowdonia Adventure Parc will reopen its doors on Saturday 19 March after a five-month closure to address teething problems with its experimental wave generation machinery.
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Chinese back £1bn green power station
A biomass energy park in Holyhead is among the recipients of Chinese investment announced today during President Xi Jinping’s visit to the UK.
Surf Snowdonia big fill completes [GALLERY]
The £12m manmade lake took shape this week with 33,000 cubic metres of water in preparation for its opening on 1 August.
Cumbria and Colwyn earmarked for tidal lagoon plants
Renewable energy company Tidal Lagoon Power has announced that it is looking at sites in West Cumbria and Colwyn Bay to form part of a series of six full-scale tidal lagoon power plants along the UK's West coast.
Surf Snowdonia on course for July opening
Construction is progressing on a remarkable £12m inland lagoon at Dolgarrog backed by crane hire tycoon Martin Ainscough. [Gallery]
BAM Nuttall completes pontoon for RWE
A new pontoon built by BAM Nuttall has become fully operational at the Gwynt y Môr Offshore Wind Farm base at the Port of Mostyn in North Wales.
Cycling route funded by windfarm
The tourism fund associated with Gwynt y Môr Offshore Wind Farm is to support a new partnership to promote tourism facilities across the North Wales coast.
Balfour wins £346m wind farm contract
Ofgem has selected the Balfour Beatty Equitix Consortium as preferred bidder to own and operate the high voltage transmission links to the Gwynt y Môr wind farm off the North Wales coast.
Pier restoration fund given lottery boost
The Heritage Lottery Fund has provided a £594,900 first-pass development grant towards the £5m restoration of the grade 2-listed Victoria Pier in Colwyn Bay, North Wales.
North Wales wind farm begins to take shape
The first of 160 wind turbines has been installed at the North Wales Gwynt y Môr Offshore Wind Farm, the largest renewables project under construction by RWE npower renewables.
