National Statistics

Digest of UK Energy Statistics (DUKES): renewable sources of energy

• From: Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
• Part of: Renewables statistics, Digest of UK Energy Statistics (DUKES), and Energy and climate change: evidence and analysis
• Published: 26 July 2012
• Last updated: 27 July 2017, see all updates

DUKES chapter 6: statistics on energy from renewable sources.

Documents

DUKES 2017 Chapter 6: Renewable sources of energy

PDF, 842KB, 39 pages

Renewables and waste: commodity balances (DUKES 6.1-6.3)

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 552KB

Capacity of, and electricity generated from, renewable sources (DUKES 6.4)

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 119KB

Load factors for renewable electricity generation (DUKES 6.5)

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 116KB

Renewable sources used to generate electricity and heat and for transport fuels (DUKES 6.6)

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 118KB

Renewable sources data used to indicate progress under the 2009 EU Renewable Energy Directive (measured using net calorific values) (DUKES 6.7)

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 114KB

Renewable sources used to generate electricity and heat; electricity generated from renewable sources 1990 to 2016 (DUKES 6.1.1)

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 108KB

Details

Press enquiries should be directed to the BEIS press office: Tel: 020 7215 1861 / 020 7215 8930.

For other enquiries concerning these statistics, either email: renewablesstatistics@beis.gov.uk or contact: James Hemingway on: 0300 068 5042.

Document information

Published: 26 July 2012

Updated: 27 July 2017

+ full page history

1. 27 July 2017 Latest data published.
2. 28 July 2016 Latest data published.
3. 30 July 2015 Latest tables published.
4. 31 July 2014 Latest tables published.
5. 28 November 2013 Revisions to table DUKES 6.7; Progress under the 2009 EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED)
6. 25 July 2013 Latest tables published.
7. 26 July 2012 First published.

From: Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy

Part of: Renewables statistics Digest of UK Energy Statistics (DUKES) Energy and climate change: evidence and analysis