The Industrial Growth Plan Delivery Body
for the Offshore Wind Sector
The ‘Make’ priority areas identified in the IGP include:
The 'make' priortity areas identified in the IGP include:
Targeted support and investment in these priority areas could create 10,000 new supply chain jobs, ramp up manufacturing capacity, and contribute £25 billion to the economy by 2035.
The IGP Delivery Body
Our role as Delivery Body for the Industrial Growth Plan is defined as “an independent organisation with the core responsibility and mission to support the growth of the UK’s offshore wind supply chain.”
Our responsibilities can be categorised into three main pillars:
Planner
Keeping the
roadmap up to date
We maintain the Industrial Growth Plan as the sector’s reference document, monitoring progress and refreshing it to ensure it evolves with industry needs.
Coordinator
Aligning the
sector for growth
Through collaboration we help to facilitate coordination, align priorities and create consensus between industry partners and public institutions to drive collective action through a shared strategic vision for growth.
Funder
Investing in
the supply chain
We are responsible for executing the Industrial Growth Plan and administering the Industrial Growth Fund. Through our targeted funding and business support programmes, we position UK companies at the heart of this global opportunity.
Working together with industry
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What our stakeholders says
"The Industrial Growth Plan sets out a
clear framework to grow the supply chain capacity in the UK to support delivery of offshore wind. With the ongoing allocation round, and more to come next year, the OWGP has a crucial role to act as a central
body to bring together the ambition and funding of industry and Government."
Jane CooperOWGP Director and Deputy CEO of RenewableUK 
"Over the past year we have seen a series
of positive outcomes for our industry’s
supply chain thanks to OWGP’s work.
As OWGP now steps up to its new role,
it is well placed to deliver further supply
chain growth. OWIC will play an important
role in this, with our members procuring
products and services from companies
assisted by OWGP. We are excited by this
and will continue to support the OWGP in
this new phase of its important work."
Adam MorrisonCountry Manager UK, Ocean Winds and Industry Co-Chair of the Offshore Wind Industry Council (OWIC) 
“The £34.6 million in funding provided by OWIC so far has been instrumental in driving a diverse range of initiatives and high-impact projects. We are proud to support OWGP as it takes on the role of IGP Delivery Body, and we remain committed to working closely together to ensure the UK maintains its global leadership in offshore wind development.”
Sophie BanhamOfftake Director - Dogger Bank D Wind Farm at Equinor and former and OWIC OWGP Board Observer 
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