Plaid Cymru has renewed calls for the Crown Estate to be devolved to Wales, following the announcement that the UK Treasury could earn £43bn in rents from five newly planned wind farms off the coast of Wales.
It comes after the Crown Estate announced plans to generate 4GW of electricity through floating winds farms off the coast of Wales, the tender for which will start in 2023. They say that this will create 29,000 jobs - but Plaid Cymru says only 10,000 of these will be in Wales.
And the Welsh nationalist political party says that powers over the Crown Estate in Wales are still held in Westminster - which means its revenues "disappear" into the HM Treasury, "after a 25% cut for the Royal family".
