supply chain

The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) will fund a £1 million market access programme designed to generate new opportunities for UK companies to export offshore wind products and services globally.

An OEUK report says by the end of 2024, the UK will have 18% of the estimated 85 GW of global offshore capacity.

The Energy Networks Association (ENA) has called on the next government to create a stable policy and regulatory environment for long-term investment and supply chain capacity. Its members are set to invest £33 billion into the distribution and transmission system.

UK companies looking to do business across Europe will have “little choice” but to comply with increasingly strict EU green rules.  

The UK government unveiled a £4.5 billion funding package last week to be allocated to sectors including offshore wind, EVs and batteries.

Expanding the UK offshore wind supply chain could offer a £92 billion boost to the UK’s economy by 2040, according to a new report.

The Energy Industries Council (EIC) has released a damning new report revealing that oil and gas projects are “more valuable and more likely to proceed with full funding than renewables".

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) Distribution has announced the launch of its Sustainable Supplier Code, that will require 65% of its supply chain (by spend) to have its own carbon reduction policy.

A new report released by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) has warned that policymakers must have a “decisive impact” in tackling supply chain issues to unlock 680GW of new wind capacity globally by 2027.

The wind generation industry has taken a hit over the course of 2022 with Rethink Energy citing recessionary pricing as a key stumbling block.