News listings

energy-pedia alternative energy

United Kingdom flagUnited Kingdom

Europe / Caspian / CIS >>> United Kingdom

UK: Offshore wind farm developers offer millions in funding to new UK supply chain companies - Offshore Wind Industry Council media release


28 Oct 2025

Photo - see caption
Photo - see caption

The offshore wind industry is offering funding worth up to £25 million to each UK-based company wanting to enter the offshore wind supply chain or to expand their existing facilities. The grants will boost the volume of wind farm components being made in Britain, creating thousands of high-quality jobs throughout the country.

The first ever round of the muti-million pound Industrial Growth Fund is being paid for by wind farm developers who are members of the Offshore Wind Industry Council (OWIC). It’s the most ambitious programme to date to be launched by the Offshore Wind Growth Partnership, the body which is delivering the sector’s Industrial Growth Plan, with funding provided by OWIC.

The Growth Plan, unveiled last year, sets out exactly which high value components and services the UK should focus on to generate the highest economic benefits for Britain, as part of the Government’s overall Industrial Strategy. These include designing and manufacturing turbine towers, blades, foundations and cables, as well as providing services constructing and operating offshore wind farms. Companies applying for funding must show that they can meet the needs of the industry by supplying precisely what’s required to a high standard.

The Industry Co-Chair of the Offshore Wind Industry Council Adam Morrison, the UK Country Manager of Ocean Winds, said:

'The launch of the multi-million pound Industrial Growth Fund is a huge stride forward for the sector, turning our Industrial Growth Plan into reality by ensuring that more companies join our world class supply chain to provide goods and service for offshore wind projects here and abroad. The measures set out in the plan will enable us to create 10,000 extra supply chain jobs, tripling our current manufacturing capacity and boosting the UK’s economy by a further £25 billion between now and 2035'.

Jane Cooper, Deputy CEO of RenewableUK and OWGP Board Member, said:

'The launch of the first round of the Industrial Growth Fund is a landmark moment for the UK’s world-leading offshore wind industry. It will support the creation of vibrant, innovative new supply chains all over the country, building on the hundreds of companies already thriving here which serve our sector. It will ensure that communities throughout the UK feel the tangible benefits of industrial regeneration in areas which need new opportunities'.

The Industrial Growth Fund opens for applications from companies today, and will close on Friday 12 December. More information on how companies can apply is available here.

Original announcement link

Source: RenewableUK





Bookmark and Share


A global information service for upstream oil and gas opportunities - divestitures, farmins and farmouts and licensing rounds.


Subscriber Only Deals

Current Deals

Current Upstream Deals: 195

Completed Deals

Completed Upstream Deals: 6640

Company Profiles

Current Company Profiles: 2933

Corporate Activity

Current Corporate Activity articles: 4197

Companies Looking

Current number of articles: 466

Company Sales

Current Company Sales articles:1674

Geostudies

Current Geostudies articles: 1003

How to subscribe

energy-pedia Jobs

RSS Feed Widget
See all jobs...


energy-pedia Databank

The energy-pedia databank contains links to information on the world financial and energy markets, including share prices, oil and gas prices and the global stock exchanges. Read more...



energy-pedia Glossary

A list of commonly used terms in the oil and gas industry. Read more...

Subscribe

Subscribe to the FREE
energy-pedia Daily Newsletter
Subscribe

Merlin
Union Jack Oil 149
Rose & Assocs
Bayphase
Borchwix
OPC
Telos NRG
Syntillica
energy365
About energy-pedia

energy-pedia news is a FREE news service written and edited by E and P professionals for E and P professionals.

We don't just report the news, we give you the technical background as well, with additional information derived from our unique energy-pedia opportunities service.
Contact us

energy365 Ltd

238 High Street
London Colney
St Albans
UNITED KINGDOM

Tel: +44(0)1727 822675

Email: info@energy-pedia.com