Global Infrastructure SherpaUK removes import tariffs on offshore wind components
The UK Government will remove import tariffs on 33 industrial goods used in offshore wind components, effective April 1, 2026. This measure is expected to save British manufacturers millions of pounds annually, supporting the UK's Clean Energy Superpower mission and enabling reinvestment for clean energy sector growth. The initiative aims to reduce production costs for items like turbine blades, rotors, cables, and substations, bolstering the UK's largest source of renewable energy and enhancing energy security.
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- Tariffs removed on 33 industrial goods.
- Effective date: April 1, 2026.
- Expected savings: millions of pounds annually for British manufacturers.
- Bolsters UK's largest renewable energy source: offshore wind.
Source Intelligence
The new authorised use measure will eliminate or reduce tariffs paid by UK-based traders to import 33 industrial goods. Eligible goods include items needed to manufacture blades and cables. The measure will enable British manufacturers to produce components at a reduced cost and allow reinvestment for clean energy sector growth. This investment in the UK’s largest source of renewable energy is vital for addressing the climate crisis and building the UK’s energy security. The move would save British manufacturers “millions of pounds” a year and support London’s Clean Energy Superpower mission. Items include turbine blades, rotors, cables and substations.
"The UK Government will remove import tariffs on offshore wind components from 1 April."
"The Department for Business and Trade said the move would save British manufacturers “millions of pounds” a year"
"The Department for Business and Trade said the move would save British manufacturers “millions of pounds” a year"
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