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Publicly-owned Welsh developer of large-scale onshore wind projects on the Welsh public estate, targeting 1 GW of new renewable generation capacity by 2040.
Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru is a publicly-owned Welsh renewable energy developer, established in 2024 and wholly owned by the people of Wales. Its remit is narrow and infrastructural: developing large-scale onshore wind projects on the Welsh public estate, primarily the Welsh Government Woodland Estate, with a target of 1 GW (1,000 MW) of new renewable generation capacity by 2040. The stated purpose is to keep the benefits of Wales' energy transition - to society, the environment and the economy - within the nation.
For security practitioners, the relevant context is the asset class. The company is building and operating grid-scale generation on public land as part of Wales' transition to renewable energy and its energy security and climate targets - an operational technology environment where availability, physical site access, and the integrity of generation and estate infrastructure are the core concerns, and where ownership sits with the public sector rather than a private utility. The company operates across the renewable energy, onshore wind, energy and utilities, and public sector verticals from a base in Wales, UK.
The organisation describes itself as an exemplar developer working collaboratively with communities, stakeholders and the wider industry, with stated values of quality, collaboration, community, clarity, sustainability and inclusion. Further detail on its projects and operating approach is published at https://trydangwyrddcymru.wales/.
