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Energy Insights

The energy transition is a huge opportunity for UK businesses and consumers as it will deliver affordable energy, independent of imported natural gas, whilst creating jobs and exportable growth. But there are lots of different options and opinions about the right combination of energy sources, technologies and infrastructure projects to invest in. What is needed is expert and independent advice, backed by transparent evidence, from one organisation that understands the whole picture of our energy system.

We will develop comprehensive and independent insights across the entire energy system, offering clear recommendations to policy makers, industry decision makers and leadership across our organisation on how to accelerate energy transition progress.

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Our approach

  • Actively engaging stakeholders with different perspectives from across the energy system to ensure that our insights are well balanced and measured.
  • Making recommendations to the UK Government and Ofgem on upcoming policy decisions based on independent and transparent analysis.
  • Monitoring long-term trends to translate them into coherent and meaningful recommendations for change, keeping energy industry and government strategy ahead of the curve.

Further insights

Great Britan’s Monthly Energy Stats

Find out about Great Britain's energy generation and how much came from sources such as wind, solar and biomass in our monthly snapshot.

Industry data and reports

Find the latest operational data, forecasts, reports, and support for National Electricity Transmission System (NETS) users.

Gas Market Roadmap (GMR)

The Gas Market Roadmap sets out the key challenges and opportunities facing Great Britain’s gas market, as well as actions and projects that aim to keep gas market arrangements secure, resilient and efficient throughout the energy transition. 

The role of low carbon gases

Alongside the Gas Market Roadmap, we’ve published further analysis on the potential role of biomethane and an independent AFRY study on the potential system impacts of hydrogen infrastructure in Great Britain.