The States said a plan had been established to develop Alderney’s offshore wind and tidal energy resources for local use and export.
“A budget for 2026 has been approved to advance this work, including the development of a Marine Spatial Plan and efforts to secure a viable route to market for exported electricity,” a spokesperson said.
They added work was progressing on updating the island’s renewable energy legislation and modernising the Alderney Electricity Law.
Bill Abel, the working group’s chairman, said: “The States recognises that developing Alderney’s marine resources successfully will require parallel investment in infrastructure, including transport connectivity and affordable housing, to support future growth and skilled workforce needs.”