Total electricity supply in the UK in Q4 2022
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Ṁ760Ṁ90resolved Apr 2
100%17%
0-85 TWh
30%Other
24%
85-87 TWh
7%
87-89 TWh
7%
89-91 TWh
7%
91-93 TWh
4%
93-95 TWh
3%
95+ TWh
As measured by https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/electricity-section-5-energy-trends, table 5.2. Closes when they publish the results (please ping me if it's up and I haven't noticed yet). N/A if I'm unable to get a number from this source, and I think no number is forthcoming.
I'll choose from one of my own answers.
2020 shows 90,287 GWh and so for 2020 I'd pick 89-91 TWh
2021 shows 88,009 GWh, and so for 2021 I'd pick 87-89 TWh
Update: Q3 2022 has been posted, at 72,866. This is a decline from 75,689 in Q3 2021.
The Q4 report is expected to come out on 30 March.
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