All interconnectors
Tue 7 Apr- Imported
- 110GWh
- Exported
- 51GWh
- Net in
- 59GWh
- Average net flow
- 2.47GW in
Into Great BritainOut of Great Britain
On Tuesday 7 April, demand averaged 29.9 GW. Renewables supplied 57%.
On Tuesday 7 April 2026, wind supplied 42% of Great Britain’s electricity and nuclear 16%. Demand peaked at 37.2 GW at 12:50. Carbon intensity averaged 57 g/kWh and the price £54.23/MWh. Wind generation peaked at 17.0 GW at 16:00. Solar generation peaked at 14.9 GW at 13:00. Carbon intensity was lowest at 14:00 (20 g/kWh) and highest at 19:00 (92 g/kWh). The wholesale price ranged from −£57.82/MWh at 13:00 to £121.64/MWh at 19:30. The price was below zero for 5 hours. Wind made 49% of the electricity generated in Great Britain, compared with 36% across 2026 so far.
Charts
Transfers · Tue 7 Apr
On Tuesday 7 April 2026, Great Britain imported 110 GWh and exported 51 GWh through its interconnectors. The most came from France (78 GWh), and the most exports went to Ireland (22 GWh).
Into Great BritainOut of Great Britain
Average0.25GWImporting
In 7.8 GWhOut 1.7 GWh
Average0.18GWExporting
In 5.6 GWhOut 9.8 GWh
Average3.26GWImporting
In 78.2 GWhOut 0.0 GWh
Average0.88GWExporting
In 0.8 GWhOut 21.8 GWh
Average0.23GWExporting
In 5.3 GWhOut 10.9 GWh
Average0.25GWImporting
In 12.3 GWhOut 6.3 GWh
Average0.07GWPumping
Generated 7.7 GWhPumped 9.4 GWh
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