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Renewables Supplied 52.1% of UK Electricity in 2025
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UK government statistics indicate that renewable sources supplied 52.1% of electricity generation in 2025, producing a record 153 TWh and exceeding half of supply for a second consecutive year. Wind remained the largest renewable source, while offshore wind and solar also set output records. The increase reflected added wind and solar capacity alongside stronger wind conditions and unusually high sunshine, while gas remained the main fossil-fuel source and nuclear output declined.
First Article: 07/31/26
Latest Article: 07/31/26
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07-31-2026
RenewableUK
The UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero reported in 2025 that renewables supplied a record 52.1% of national electricity, led by wind and solar.
07-30-2026
Renewables Now
United Kingdom renewable electricity sources supplied more than half of national electricity generation in 2025, marking a major energy-transition milestone.
07-30-2026
reNEWS / Vicky Doe
The UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero reported that renewable generators supplied 52.1% of UK electricity in 2025, driven by wind and solar expansion.
