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Energy Dashboard – GB Electricity Data

Live and historical GB electricity generation & demand data, carbon emissions and UK generation sites mapping with an API subscription service.
Stacking up the storage: where the UK battery market stands in 2025

In December 2024, EnergyPulse published our inaugural blog post summarising the battery storage pipeline in the UK. With RenewableUK''s highly anticipated Future Energy System
Battery storage capacity in the UK: the state of the pipeline

This post investigates the state of the UK battery storage pipeline, year-to-date figures and an insight into the appetite to develop over time. Battery storage is essential for providing the
UK ENERGY IN BRIEF 2025

Both ratios have fallen steadily, with the energy ratio declining by around 21⁄2% per year and the carbon ratio declining at a faster pace of just over 31⁄2% per year.
Electricity statistics

Our tables in Energy Trends and the Digest of UK Energy Statistics (DUKES) include commentary explaining key trends. The chapters provide a more in-depth review for the most recent
The UK Energy Storage Observatory: sharing data for energy storage

It is clear that the role of energy storage within the UK''s electricity system is recognised, but the current level is still a small proportion of what is expected over the next 10 years: National
The Battery Buildout Report GB: Q3 2025 marks a record-breaking

Battery buildout in Great Britain accelerated in Q3 2025, marking the biggest quarter yet for both power and energy capacity. Q3 saw an increase in rated power of 624 MW from newly
UK energy storage pipeline report 2024 | RenewableUK EnergyPulse

There has been a shift in the pipeline for current and future long duration electricity storage (LDES), from over 7.2GW in December 2023 to 10.5GW in May 2024. In January, the Government
UK: over 17GWh of BESS due to connect to grid in 2025, 9GWh

However, within the UK, numerous sites over 1GWh in size have already been approved and construction has begun on some of these sites that will ultimately become some of the largest
Digest of UK Energy Statistics (DUKES): electricity

Map of Major Power Producers (MPPs) in the United Kingdom (operational as at May 2025) PDF, 557 KB, 1 page