Lichfields and Rio Architects appointed to shape next chapter for Aberthaw Power Station site
CCR Energy connects with the community at the Vale of Glamorgan Agricultural Show
Hydrophis appointed to undertake Pulverised Fuel Ash testing programme at Aberthaw
Educational Engagement | CCR Energy Hosts Learners at Aberthaw
CCR Energy has launched the procurement process for a major Planning and Masterplanning commission linked to the redevelopment of the Aberthaw Power Station site in the Vale of Glamorgan.
CCR Energy hosted a dynamic and inspiring Women in Property event recently at Ace2 in Aberthaw, bringing together industry professionals for an afternoon of insight, experience-sharing, and a firsthand look at large-scale demolition in action.
Restore the Thaw Landscape Project is a three-year initiative by the Vale of Glamorgan Council funded by Welsh Government through Nature Networks National Lottery Fund
The vision for innovation in tidal range energy has just received a welcome boost.
The Pulverised Fuel Ash (PFA) mound has been a familiar sight at the former Aberthaw Power Station for many years.
In celebration of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we are taking a moment to highlight some of the inspirational women working alongside CCR Energy and the Aberthaw Project.
This month marks the start of the first stage of our Agri-Food Technology challenge project which is funded as part of Welsh Government’s SBRI Agri-Food Challenge Programme.
Councillor John C. Morgan of Blaenau Gwent Council, visited the Hospice of the Valleys in Ebbw Vale, in celebration of National Tree Week, which is an annual celebration throughout November.
CCR Energy’s Ace2 building provides a unique space for business events, conferences and seminars. Over the last three months, we have been fortunate enough to have worked with Rees Worx who have hosted three events in our building.
The view and purpose for the regeneration of Aberthaw Power Station is centralised around the use of renewable and green energy, aiding the United Kingdom in hitting its Net Zero target.
This week saw the UK’s last coal-fired power station cease operations – bringing to a close Britain’s 142-year reliance on a fossil fuel that until recently shaped landscapes and communities right across our home region here in South Wales.
June saw CCR Energy announce a bold ambition to develop a first-of-a-kind testing facility for innovative bi-directional turbines – designed to capture energy from both the rise and fall in tides.
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