Employment – Bridgend Energy Hub

Ti'r Isha Employment Area

Our Ti’r Isha Employment Area aims to attract advanced manufacturing that requires a high volume of energy at an affordable price.

Situated adjacent to the M4, supplied by a significant source of green energy, this will create high-value sustainable employment for local residents.

This inward investment will aid local economic growth at a time when investment into Bridgend and job creation is vitally needed.

Current Project Status

Plans for the Ti’r Isha Employment Zone are at a relatively early stage and we look forward to releasing more information as we consult with local residents and businesses about our plans throughout 2024.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why have you chosen this location?

Ti’r Isha has been designated an ‘Employment Site’ in Bridgend’s Local Development Plan.

It is located at Junction 37 just off the M4, making it ideal for any companies looking for a location which is easily accessible, providing links to the three Bridgend Valleys.

What benefits would it bring to the local economy?

Ti’r Isha could be a fantastic example of using green power generated locally in the local area. It would be powered by renewable energy from Ty’n Y Waun Solar and Mynydd Y Gaer Wind, keeping energy costs down, keeping money in the area, creating jobs and keeping the benefits created here in Bridgend.

How does the project benefit local schools?

All schools within a 10km radius of the site have been offered a free school visit and free transport to our Parc Stormy site for a guided tour.

Find out more about our education work and how to get in touch to arrange your visit here.

How can I find out more about your support for local communities?

We are committed to supporting local clubs, groups and associations that support and enhance community well-being near our projects.

Through the development of the Bridgend Energy Hub we have so far been delighted to provide such support to:

Heol Y Cyw Rugby Club
Jade Evans (Tumbler)
Heol Y Cyw Social Club
U16 Boys National Basketball Squad
Heol Y Cyw Welfare Hall

Find out more about our commitment to the communities in which we work, and how to get in touch with us here.

Do you have a question about the Ti’r Isha Employment Area?

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 these 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.