O dan arweinyddiaeth Prifysgol De Cymru, a chyda chymorth £4.3 miliwn o gyllid gan yr UE drwy Lywodraeth Cymru, mae CEMET wedi bod yn gweithio gyda chwmnïau yn y Cymoedd, y Gorllewin a'r Gogledd dros y ddwy flynedd diwethaf. Bydd £1.2 miliwn arall o gyllid gan yr UE, a gafodd ei gyhoeddi heddiw gan Weinidog yr Economi a Thrafnidiaeth, Ken Skates, yn galluogi cwmnïau ledled Cymru i elwa ar yr arbenigedd. Mae CEMET Cymru gyfan bellach yn brosiect £8.9 miliwn, gyda £5.5 miliwn o gyllid gan yr UE, a bydd yn rhedeg tan fis Mawrth 2023.
Led by the University of South Wales (USW) and backed with £4.3m of EU funds through the Welsh Government, CEMET has been working with companies in the Valleys, West Wales, and North Wales over the last two years. A further £1.2m of EU funds, announced today by the Minister for Economy and Transport, Ken Skates, will allow companies across the whole of Wales to benefit from the expertise. The pan-Wales CEMET is now a £8.9m project, with £5.5m of EU funding, and will run until March 2023.