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MWITA-WD-2026-018 · Evidence A · P1

Official UK statistics report record renewable generation of 152.5 TWh and a 52.5% share of electricity generation in 2025, while gas still supplied 31.5% of generation.

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What this does not establish

A majority renewable electricity share does not mean a fully renewable energy system.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Weather, demand, imports, curtailment and revisions affect interpretation.

What would change the reading

Refresh annual data and pair with reliability, price, imports and emissions.

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WD-S018https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/69cd13ee9b2e6e135502d088/Energy_Trends_March_2026.pdfOpen source record →

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