Blue Eden

SWANSEA: The £100m plan to heat the city centre with warmth from the sewage works

A district heat network running from Swansea University's Bay Campus to the city centre could be fed by Dŵr Cymru's…

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Renewable energy development at Swansea port takes step forward with land lease decision

Swansea Council is in the final stages of agreeing to lease a number of sites to DST Innovations - the…

Swansea renewable energy transport hub planned as part of Blue Eden project

Wales' first electric and hydrogen charging facility for vehicles is set to be created in Swansea the council have announced.…

Proposals for new hydrogen ferry between Swansea, Devon and Cornwall announced

Swansea Council leader, Rob Stewart has announced plans for a Hydrogen-powered ferry service across the Bristol Channel, linking Swansea with…

High tech battery manufacturing plant planned for Swansea to help bring Blue Eden proposals to life

Plans for a major new manufacturing plant in Swansea creating hundreds of well-paid jobs are making significant progress the council…

Marine Energy Wales backing for Blue Eden

Marine Energy Wales has welcomed the announcement of the proposed £1.7bn Blue Eden project in Swansea. Including a 9.5km tidal…

Swansea business leaders hail Blue Eden’s ‘major benefits’ for local businesses

Swansea's £1.7bn Blue Eden project will have major benefits for local supply chain businesses and the city's shops, restaurants, hotels…

Universities praise ‘globally significant’ Blue Eden project

University leaders in Swansea are hailing the £1.7bn Blue Eden development as a transformational project that will secure the city's…

Welsh business leaders back £1.7bn Blue Eden project

Business leaders in Wales are giving their backing to the £1.7bn Blue Eden project that’s been announced for Swansea. Katherine…

Blue Eden: £1.7bn third proposal for a Swansea tidal lagoon announced

A £1.7bn renewable energy proposal for Swansea includes a newly-designed tidal lagoon, featuring state-of-the-art underwater turbines generating 320 megawatts of…

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