WQ100146 (e) Wedi’i gyflwyno ar 19/08/2026

Pa drafodaethau y mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi'u cael gyda phrifysgolion, diwydiannau ynni morol a phartneriaid lleol i gefnogi rôl Caerdydd fel canolfan ar gyfer arbenigedd ynni morol a sicrhau bod Cymru'n datblygu'r gweithlu medrus sydd ei angen ar gyfer prosiectau ynni gwynt a morol alltraeth yn y dyfodol?

Wedi'i ateb gan Gweinidog Cabinet dros Fenter, Cysylltedd ac Ynni | Wedi'i ateb ar 25/08/2026

Marine energy is an important part of Wales’ clean energy ambitions. The Welsh Government has worked closely with Cardiff University, Marine Energy Wales, and other key stakeholders to develop Wales’ marine energy capability.


Cardiff Capital Region is leading work to develop a tidal lagoon project and Welsh Government officials are helping to steer that work.  The Welsh Government also continues to work with the four Regional Skills Partnerships, including the South West Regional Learning and Skills Partnership, which covers South Wales, to identify skills priorities at both regional and sub-regional levels.


The Welsh Government also supports employers through the Flexible Skills Programme, which provides match funding for training that helps businesses to address skills gaps, retain existing staff and attract new talent.