'Centre of zero carbon marine engineering': £60m green upgrade of Pembroke Port unveiled

Stuart Stone
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Helicopter Aerial views of Pembroke Dock and Milford Haven - Credit: iStock
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Helicopter Aerial views of Pembroke Dock and Milford Haven - Credit: iStock

Government-backed project aims to transform historic dockyard into ‘world leading’ hub for wind, wave and tidal power and deliver 1,800 jobs

The Pembroke Dock on the Milford Haven waterway in Pembrokeshire has been re-launched as a "world-leading" centre for zero carbon marine engineering, after a £60m renovation of the dockyard was officially...

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