how much of the electricity we use in the UK come from non renewable fuels?

By | Jun 24, 2009
Rachel asked:


It’s for something to do with school.

I know that in 2003 97% of electricity used in the UK came from non . Now i want to know the same for 2007/8.

Could anyone help?

Kansieo.com

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2 Comments so far
  1. Roy V June 26, 2009 7:46 am

    “In 2007 renewable sources were used to generate 19,664 gigawatt hours (GWh) of electricity. This was 4.96% of all electricity generated in the UK. The largest renewable source was biomass (47%), followed by wind and wave (27%) and hydo (26%).”

    ie 95.04% will be from non-renewables.

  2. aaj June 26, 2009 10:16 am

    In 2007, 5% of the UK’s electricity supply came from renewable sources, with 4.9% from Renewable Obligation (RO) eligible sources

    So 95 % is Non renewable the British Govt has pledged to get up to 10% by 2010 (very unlikely) by 20 % by 2020 (impossible on current trends)

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