One of the key areas of emphasis for the UK offshore wind sector is the growth of the UK supply chain, with the 2019 Offshore Wind Sector Deal targeting 60% local content in new projects by 2030 [8]. At the time of the deal, there was around 50% UK content in domestic offshore wind farms. This research looks at the development of UK energy policy relating to offshore wind, with a focus on how policy can stimulate the development of the local supply chain and maximise the economic benefits to the UK. In particular, the results of the recent Round 1 ScotWind leasing for new offshore wind projects in Scotland are presented, with these commitments assessed against the 60% Sector Deal target
UK policy makers and local authorities increasingly make a recourse to supply chain terminology when...
Since the turn of the century there has been significant change in Scottish energy policy, with clim...
The UK government plans that offshore wind power should play a major part in meeting the UK’s renewa...
One of the key areas of emphasis for the UK offshore wind sector is the growth of the UK supply chai...
Offshore wind is one of the fastest growing energy technologies in the UK, with a four-fold increase...
The continuing development of the offshore wind sector is an important element of UK energy and indu...
We explore, through simulation of a purpose-built Input-Output model of the UK, the economic and emi...
Paper delivered at the 21st Logistics Research Network annual conference 2016, 7th-9th September 201...
UK energy policy includes a target to obtain 15% of electricity from renewables sources by 2015, inc...
Using a purpose-built, multi-sectoral energy-economy-environmental model we evaluate the economic an...
This paper presents a discussion of the development of wind energy generation in the United Kingdom ...
The paper's main conclusion is that by 2024 a major offshore wind programme could be supplying 26% o...
Floating wind foundations could unlock offshore wind power generation in deeper and more remote wate...
The UK has introduced in 2014 the Supply Chain Plan, which requires that a sufficient number of part...
Sources of marine renewable energy, are of significant importance in achieving energy efficiency and...
UK policy makers and local authorities increasingly make a recourse to supply chain terminology when...
Since the turn of the century there has been significant change in Scottish energy policy, with clim...
The UK government plans that offshore wind power should play a major part in meeting the UK’s renewa...
One of the key areas of emphasis for the UK offshore wind sector is the growth of the UK supply chai...
Offshore wind is one of the fastest growing energy technologies in the UK, with a four-fold increase...
The continuing development of the offshore wind sector is an important element of UK energy and indu...
We explore, through simulation of a purpose-built Input-Output model of the UK, the economic and emi...
Paper delivered at the 21st Logistics Research Network annual conference 2016, 7th-9th September 201...
UK energy policy includes a target to obtain 15% of electricity from renewables sources by 2015, inc...
Using a purpose-built, multi-sectoral energy-economy-environmental model we evaluate the economic an...
This paper presents a discussion of the development of wind energy generation in the United Kingdom ...
The paper's main conclusion is that by 2024 a major offshore wind programme could be supplying 26% o...
Floating wind foundations could unlock offshore wind power generation in deeper and more remote wate...
The UK has introduced in 2014 the Supply Chain Plan, which requires that a sufficient number of part...
Sources of marine renewable energy, are of significant importance in achieving energy efficiency and...
UK policy makers and local authorities increasingly make a recourse to supply chain terminology when...
Since the turn of the century there has been significant change in Scottish energy policy, with clim...
The UK government plans that offshore wind power should play a major part in meeting the UK’s renewa...