About the
Offshore
Wind Growth
Partnership
Offshore
Wind Growth
Partnership
The Offshore Wind Growth Partnership (OWGP) is the UK’s flagship organisation dedicated to strengthening the offshore wind supply chain.
OWGP is an independent, not-for-profit organisation set up to provide private funding and business support to UK-based companies to help them innovate, scale, and compete globally.Our success is reflected in the growth of the companies we support and measured through four key performance indicators: increased turnover, enhanced export capability, the development of intellectual property, and the creation of new jobs.
As the Industrial Growth Plan Delivery Body, OWGP leads the coordinated delivery of the UK’s strategic vision for offshore wind supply chain growth. This leadership role builds naturally on our founding mission: to accelerate the development of the UK’s offshore wind supply chain.
Through targeted support and strategic leadership, we ensure that UK suppliers remain at the forefront of the industry, capable of meeting the demands of both domestic and international markets.
OWGP was established by the Offshore Wind Industry Council (OWIC) as part of the 2019 Offshore Wind Sector Deal to support supply chain growth.
Our programmes and strategic activities are privately funded by private developers represented through OWIC.Since 2019, we have worked with more than 300 businesses to enhance productivity, capability, and competitiveness building a world-class supply chain ready to meet the demands of a rapidly expanding sector.
In June 2025, OWGP assumed the role of Industrial Growth Plan (IGP) Delivery Body, described in the IGP as “an independent organisation with the core responsibility and mission to support the growth of the UK's offshore wind supply chain.”
OWGP work with a range of industry stakeholders
to build consensus and offer strategic leadership that
shapes the future of offshore wind in the UK. We convene
industry players around the Industrial Growth Plan including
OWIC, DESNZ, The Crown Estate, Crown Estate Scotland, GBE,
OREC, HMVC, DBT and Renewables UK.
To support delivery of the IGP ambitions, we deliver programmes
designed to unlock potential, develop capability and accelerate
growth. This support is available to companies already operating
in offshore wind and those seeking to break into the sector.
To receive support, companies are typically expected to participate
in a competitive application process and to provide match funding
or in-kind contributions.
Once onboarded, our team work with our beneficiaries to develop work
plans and define the scope of their engagement. We deliver these
programmes with our trusted network of delivery partners.
The Offshore Wind Growth Partnership (OWGP) is the UK’s flagship organisation dedicated to strengthening the offshore wind supply chain.
OWGP is an independent, not-for-profit organisation set up to provide private funding and business support to UK-based companies to help them innovate, scale, and compete globally.
Our success is reflected in the growth of the companies we support and measured through four key performance indicators: increased turnover, enhanced export capability, the development of intellectual property, and the creation of new jobs.
As the Industrial Growth Plan Delivery Body, OWGP leads the coordinated delivery of the UK’s strategic vision for offshore wind supply chain growth. This leadership role builds naturally on our founding mission: to accelerate the development of the UK’s offshore wind supply chain.
Through targeted support and strategic leadership, we ensure that UK suppliers remain at the forefront of the industry, capable of meeting the demands of both domestic and international markets.
Our History
OWGP was established by the Offshore Wind Industry Council (OWIC) as part of the 2019 Offshore Wind Sector Deal to support supply chain growth.
Our programmes and strategic activities are privately funded by developers represented through OWIC.
Since 2019, we have worked with more than 300 businesses to enhance productivity, capability, and competitiveness building a world-class supply chain ready to meet the demands of a rapidly expanding sector.
In June 2025, OWGP assumed the role of Industrial Growth Plan (IGP) Delivery Body, described in the IGP as “an independent organisation with the core responsibility and mission to support the growth of the UK’s offshore wind supply chain.”
Programmes
Our funding programmes are aimed at development of increased capability and capacity and technology commercialisation.
Business transformation programmes are designed to address specific needs such as sector knowledge, business strategy, tender readiness, and increased
competitiveness.
We deliver these programmes with our trusted network
of delivery partners.
How we work
OWGP work with a range of industry stakeholders to build consensus and offer strategic leadership that shapes the future of offshore wind in the UK. We convene industry players around the Industrial Growth Plan including OWIC, DESNZ, The Crown Estate, Crown Estate Scotland, GBE, OREC, HMVC, DBT and Renewables UK.
To support delivery of the IGP ambitions, we deliver programmes designed to unlock potential, develop capability and accelerate growth. This support is available to companies already operating in offshore wind and those seeking to break into the sector.
To receive support, companies are typically expected to participate in a competitive application process and to provide match funding or in-kind contributions.
Once onboarded, our team work with our beneficiaries to develop work plans and define the scope of their engagement. We deliver these programmes with our trusted network of delivery partners.
Working with OWGP has been a great experience both logistically, and from an industry engagement perspective. We have had access to industry support throughout the duration of our project, helping to make sure that we develop products that are fit for the market.”
Meet the team
Core Programme Team
Peter Giddings
Alex MacPhie
Rob Heaton
Jonathan Bryers
Board of Directors
Jane Cooper
