Could you be part of the Future Energy industry in Pembrokeshire?

We are thrilled to extend an invitation to learning groups from Pembrokeshire to utilise our industry-standard test facility.

In our endeavour to foster a collaborative learning environment and further the research in marine technologies, we are launching a competition open to Pembrokeshire learners of all ages!

Economic and Social Evaluation of the Outdoor Activity Sector in Wales

In partnership between Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum and the Wales Adventure Tourism Organisation (WATO), this comprehensive survey, involving more than 600 individuals and businesses in spring 2023, identified significant growth in Wales’ outdoor activity sector over the past decade.

Nature Finance Review 2023 Case Study: PCF

The work of Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum around nutrient trading through the Ecosystem Enterprise Partnership is highlighted as a case study in this important area of work.

Ethnic Diversity Toolkit

Discover the Ethnic Diversity Toolkit for the Coastal Sector!

Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum is committed to making the coast accessible and enjoyable for everyone. We're sharing Represent Us (Ltd)'s Toolkit to help improve ethnic diversity in placements and create a more inclusive environment for all.

Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum - Impact Report 2022

As a stakeholder support organisation, the PCF team is proud of our work connecting communities, businesses, organisations and decision-makers. We hope you enjoy reading about our latest impacts and plans! 

Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum finalist for Wales STEM Educational Programme of the Year

SELKIE

Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum is a partner in ‘Selkie’ which is a cross-border marine energy project between Wales and Ireland. Funded by the EU’s Ireland-Wales cooperation programme (INTERREG), it brings together leading researchers and businesses to improve the performance of marine energy devices and technologies developed by Welsh and Irish businesses.

University College Cork are leading the project in partnership with PCF, Menter Môn, Swansea University, DP Energy Ireland and Gavin and Doherty Geosolutions. PCF is leading on communicating and disseminating the outputs of the project and supporting engagement with companies across Wales and Ireland.

Selkie aims to support the marine energy sector by developing tools and improving services that will assist developers and supply chain companies to progress towards commercialisation. These tools include technoeconomic models, foundations and mooring designs, sensors and data analysis, array models and operations and maintenance logistics. As part of the project, the tools will be trialled on wave and tidal devices to test their reliability, survivability and commercial potential. Furthermore, over 150 Irish and Welsh businesses will benefit from the project over three years.

With the experience we have gained through Marine Energy Wales, this is a great project for PCF to be involved with and will reinforce our work and expertise in the sector. Through Selkie, PCF is supporting Wales to continue to play a leading role in the marine energy sector and helping to strengthen our global relationships.

Selkie is funded by: