With a vibrant economy, shaped by the natural advantages of a breath-taking environment and one of the world's deepest natural harbours, Pembrokeshire provides the perfect place to nurture business and pleasure interests.
With its mild climate and fertile soil, the county yields a wide range of produce, including fresh vegetables and soft fruit, top quality beef and lamb and award-winning dairy products. Locally produced food and drink play a key role in the economic development within the county as well as enhancing the visitor experience.
For further information see Food, Tourism and Agriculture
Pembrokeshire has long been a magnet for artists and craftmakers. Some people are convinced that Pembrokeshire has more artists per acre than anywhere else in the UK. Certainly the cultural economy is a significant part of the economic climate of the county.
For further information see Arts and Crafts
Alive with the natural energy of wind and waves, which embrace its stunning coastline, the county is high on the list of 'must-visit' places outdoor activity enthusiasts - and at forefront of renewable energy developments.
In parallel are recent massive investments in gas import and storage facilities, which have attracted interest from electricity generators, and the opening of Technium Pembrokeshire, the energy research and business incubation facility.
For further information see Maritime, Tourism and Energy Economy
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