Row over Anglesey port redevelopment funding
The idea is that Anglesey could become a so-called energy island - building up expertise in green energy like windfarms, along with a possible replacement for the Wylfa nuclear power station.
To make that dream a reality, Holyhead port needs substantial improvements costing anywhere up to £60m.
But who will pay for it?
That issue first came up at the end of last year, but a visit on Monday by the UK energy minister pushed it back up the political agenda.
BBC Wales' Environment Correspondent Iolo ap Dafydd reports.
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