Manmoel Wind

Planning permission has been granted by Welsh Government Ministers for us to develop a five turbine scheme in Manmoel, South Wales.

Now permission to develop the scheme has been granted, we are in the process of completing a range of tasks to ensure the build phase can begin as soon as possible.

Overview

Five wind turbines will provide enough clean, green, renewable energy to power the equivalent of 20,000 homes
Increasing energy security by reducing our reliance on imported coal and gas
Reducing the amount we pay for our energy over the longer term
Ability for high energy users and industries to connect directly to cheaper, greener, locally produced power
Addresses energy shortfalls as we transition to an electric powered transport system

Community

Central to all of the projects we undertake is a commitment to ensuring we provide benefit to the communities in which we operate.

This includes supporting local clubs, groups and associations that support community well-being, and where possible utilising local products and services.

To date, we’ve been delighted to support a number of community initiatives, including FC Tredegar, Love Wales Charity, Waunlwyd and Victoria Community Events, Cwm Community Institute, TK’s Outreach Foodbank, Tirzah Warm Hub and Cwm Carnival Events.

If you’re a group or individual based near Manmoel please get in touch to find out more.

“As society comes to terms with the immense challenges that climate change brings, the need for innovative, energy secure, integrated projects that deliver vital local economic and environmental benefits has never been greater”.

Martyn Popham, Director

Education

As part of our commitment to future generations, we’ve welcomed a number of local schools to our Parc Stormy site, where one of our sustainability experts has given them a guided tour and curriculum-based lesson.

To date, we have welcomed Georgetown Primary School, Pen y Cwm School, Markham Primary School, Tredegar Comprehensive and St. Joseph’s RC Primary School.

We cover the cost of transport for these free visits which will continue to be offered for the lifetime of the project.

You can find out more about our award-winning education work here and get in touch if your school would like to book a visit.

Contact Us

This project is being developed by CENIN, a Bridgend-based, family-owned business, specialising in the development of integrated energy systems.

Through our innovative approach to building integrated renewable energy systems, we unlock greater potential to provide more value to local communities, increase wellbeing and ultimately leave Wales a better place for our future generations.