The spokesperson for China's Ministry of Commerce opposed the UK government's decision not to support the use of MYSE wind turbine products, stating that excluding Chinese products under the guise of "national security" contradicts the UK's long-standing market philosophy of "openness and freedom," may have negative impacts on local economies and public welfare in the UK, and could affect bilateral trade and economic cooperation between China and the UK

At a press conference, the spokesperson for China's Ministry of Commerce responded to questions regarding the UK government's decision not to support the use of MYSE wind turbine products: Excluding Chinese products from participating in the UK's wind power projects under the pretext of "national security" runs counter to the UK's long-held market philosophy of "openness and freedom." This move is detrimental to the development of local economies in the UK and the improvement of public welfare. It will also have negative implications for practical bilateral trade and economic cooperation. China firmly opposes this.