All interconnectors
Thu 15 Oct- Imported
- 88GWh
- Exported
- 56GWh
- Net in
- 32GWh
- Average net flow
- 1.35GW in
Into Great BritainOut of Great Britain
At 12:55, Great Britain is using 33.7 GW. Wind supplies 29% and solar 18%.
By day
On Thursday 15 October 2026, wind supplied 42% of Great Britain’s electricity and gas 20%. Demand peaked at 36.8 GW at 13:45. Carbon intensity averaged 106 g/kWh and the price £193.48/MWh.
Transfers · Thu 15 Oct
On Thursday 15 October 2026, Great Britain imported 88 GWh and exported 56 GWh through its interconnectors. The most came from Norway (28 GWh), and the most exports went to Ireland (30 GWh).
Into Great BritainOut of Great Britain
Average0.10GWExporting
In 4.5 GWhOut 6.9 GWh
Average0.89GWImporting
In 21.8 GWhOut 0.4 GWh
Average0.46GWImporting
In 23.4 GWhOut 12.4 GWh
Average1.26GWExporting
In 0.0 GWhOut 30.1 GWh
Average0.17GWImporting
In 10.3 GWhOut 6.2 GWh
Average1.18GWImporting
In 28.4 GWhOut 0.0 GWh
Average0.28GWGenerating
Generated 9.1 GWhPumped 2.3 GWh
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Annual history
How the mix has changed since 2012, from annual averages. In 2012, coal made 45% of Great Britain’s electricity and wind made 5%. In 2026 so far, coal makes 0% and wind makes 36%. Average carbon intensity fell from 505 to 141 gCO₂/kWh.
* 2026 so far. Yearly averages from the NESO historic generation mix, including embedded wind and solar.