- New Centre for Environmental Biotechnology Plus (CEB+) approved, focusing on low-carbon manufacturing.
- Expected to create up to 65 jobs and generate £15 million in net additional GVA.
- Bangor University to host the facility, with work starting next month and completion by 2025.
The Centre for Environmental Biotechnology Plus (CEB+) is set to revolutionize the manufacturing sector by developing low-carbon alternatives to traditional processes.
Located at Bangor University’s Henfaes site, this new facility will delve into the use of unique enzymes to create environmentally friendly products and processes.
CEB+ Initiative: Pioneering Low-Carbon Solutions and Economic Growth in North Wales
The project, funded by the North Wales Growth Deal, is expected to have a significant economic impact. It will not only generate up to 65 new jobs but also contribute an additional £15 million to the regional economy. The facility aims to enhance Bangor University’s reputation in environmental biotechnology and foster further research and collaborations.
Funded by the North Wales Growth Deal, the CEB+ project will be located at Bangor University’s Henfaes site. It promises to create up to 65 new jobs and generate up to £15 million in net additional Gross Value Added (GVA), contributing significantly to the local economy. The facility is set to become a hub for advanced research in environmental biotechnology.
Scheduled to begin construction next month and expected to be operational by 2025, the CEB+ project will also play a crucial role in upskilling the regional workforce. By partnering with various businesses and institutions, the centre will support innovation and development in the field of green technologies.
Government officials have praised the project for its potential to deliver both environmental and economic benefits. The CEB+ initiative aligns with broader efforts to advance sustainable practices and position North Wales as a leader in biotechnology research and development.
The CEB+ project is poised to make a significant impact on North Wales, driving forward both economic growth and sustainability. As it progresses, it will play a key role in advancing environmental biotechnology and creating valuable job opportunities in the region.
“The Economic Ambition Board is pleased that the CEB+ project has reached this stage in securing Growth Deal funding. Once the centre is operational
