Mae'r busnesau sydd wedi elwa'n cynnwys:Ledwood Engineering, Mainstay Marine, MarineSpace a busnesau a leolir yn Sir Benfro yng Ngorllewin Cymru. Mae'r busnesau hyn i gyd wedi manteisio ar y buddsoddiadau gwerth miliynau o bunnoedd, sydd wedi bod o fudd i'w harbenigedd technegol presennol o fewn y sector ynni a sector ynni'r môr.Mae Minesto wedi cwblhau prosiect i alluogi'r gwaith o gyflwyno eu technoleg ffrwd lanw Deep Green yn fasnachol yn Holyhead Deep, oddi ar arfordir gorllewinol Ynys Môn. Roedd y prosiect yn cynnwys dylunio, gosod a phrofi dyfais 500 cilowat. Mae cam nesaf y prosiect wedi derbyn €14.9 miliwn ychwanegol, a bydd yn ategu'r gwaith o ddylunio safle 80 megawat oddi ar arfordir Ynys Môn, ochr wrth ochr â dylunio dyfais maint llawn o un megawat o leiaf.Gwnaeth y datblygwyr ynni'r tonnau Marine Power Systems, a leolir yn Abertawe, gwblhau eu blwyddyn o dreialon a phrofion morol yn llwyddiannus yr haf hwn, ac mae eu prototeip chwarter maint, WaveSub, wedi cyrraedd ei gerrig milltir critigol. Hefyd dyfarnwyd €13 miliwn iddynt i ddylunio a chynhyrchu dyfais fwy.
Businesses to have benefitted include:Ledwood Engineering, Mainstay Marine and MarineSpace, businesses based in Pembrokeshire in West Wales, have all reaped the rewards from millions of pounds of investment benefitting their existing technical expertise within the marine and power sectors.Minesto have completed a project to enable the commercial roll-out of their Deep Green tidal stream technology at Holyhead Deep, off the west coast of Anglesey. The project designed, installed and tested a 500 kilowatt device. The next phase of the project has received an additional €14.9 million and will support the design of an eighty megawatt site development off the coast of Anglesey in tandem with designing a full-scale device of at least 1 megawatt.Swansea-based wave energy developer Marine Power Systems successfully concluded their year-long sea trials and testing this summer and their WaveSub quarter scale prototype achieved its critical milestones. They have also been awarded €13 million to design and manufacture a larger scale device.