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Understand the trends, changes and pricing shifts which shaped GB's power market in 2025.
Renewables: 14.52GW (1.03GW increase)
Nuclear: 3.9GW (4GW decrease)
Coal: 0 GW for the first time as all coal generation is decommissioned
Gas: 8.83GW (0.54GW increase)
Average hourly power imports: ~3.3GW (~0.5GW decrease)
Most power imports sourced from France (~2.5GW) and Norway (~1.0GW)
Average hourly wind power generation hits 9.82GW, nearly a three-fold increase in 10 years
Early-year spikes were enough to lift the annual average gas price to around GBP 30/MWh, up slightly from GBP 28.63/MWh in 2024.
Average wholesale electricity prices rose to GBP 80.63/MWh, over GBP 8/MWh higher than in 2024, with 10 more negative-price hours year-on-year.
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