Summary
The week from Friday 19 June to Wednesday 24 June averaged about 25.7 GW of measured generation, with renewables averaging 36.9% of measured output. The strongest renewable day in the available data was Friday 19 June, when wind, solar and hydro together averaged 48.8% of measured generation. Gas was highest on Wednesday 24 June and lowest on Friday 19 June.
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The reporting period in key numbers
| Average measured generation | ~25.7 GW across available settlement-period aggregates |
|---|---|
| Average renewable share | 36.9% |
| Highest renewable share | 48.8% on Friday 19 June |
| Highest average wind output | ~7.3 GW on Friday 19 June |
| Highest average solar output | ~5.1 GW on Wednesday 24 June |
| Highest average gas output | ~14.4 GW on Wednesday 24 June |
What the reporting-period figures show
- Renewables were strongest on Friday 19 June, when wind, solar and hydro averaged 48.8% of measured generation.
- Wind was the largest swing factor in the available feed, peaking at about 7.3 GW average output on Friday 19 June.
- Solar was strongest on Wednesday 24 June, averaging about 5.1 GW across settlement periods after embedded-solar backfill where needed.
- Gas averaged about 10.4 GW across the period, rising highest on Wednesday 24 June and falling lowest on Friday 19 June.
- Measured generation was highest on Tuesday 23 June, at roughly 30.1 GW average output.
Renewable and gas comparisons — not carbon rankings
Best low-carbon proxy: Friday 19 June
Historical carbon-intensity aggregates are not yet part of this weekly report feed, so EnergyMix.info uses renewable share and gas output as cautious proxies. Friday 19 June had the strongest renewable share at 48.8%.
Lowest gas proxy: Friday 19 June
Gas generation averaged about 7.6 GW on Friday 19 June. Lower gas periods are often cleaner, but the report does not yet claim this was the lowest-carbon period without historical carbon-intensity validation.
Higher gas output — not a carbon measurement
Highest gas proxy: Wednesday 24 June
Gas averaged about 14.4 GW on Wednesday 24 June. Gas-heavy periods are usually higher-carbon, but this is labelled as a proxy until historical carbon-intensity highs/lows are added to the report feed.
Wind, solar and gas highlights
Wind
Highest average wind output was about 7.3 GW on Friday 19 June.
Solar
Highest average solar output was about 5.1 GW on Wednesday 24 June.
Gas
Highest average gas output was about 14.4 GW on Wednesday 24 June; lowest was about 7.6 GW on Friday 19 June.
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Data notes
Compiled by Energy Mix from Elexon generation data and NESO embedded-generation estimates. Energy Mix calculates the totals, averages and comparisons shown here. Source data may be revised. Source attribution does not mean that Elexon or NESO has reviewed or endorsed this report.
Sources: Elexon Insights FUELHH; NESO Historic GB Generation Mix; NESO Demand Data Update. These datasets can share underlying observations; agreement is not independent certification.
Renewable-share and gas-output comparisons are not measurements of carbon intensity. See data sources and methodology for source information. A report-specific reproducible evidence pack was not preserved for this publication.
Original publication introduction and methodology note
A measured weekly report for EnergyMix.info using the available 7-day historical generation feed for Friday 19 June to Wednesday 24 June.
This report is generated from the available 7-day historical generation feed and validated against external public data. Carbon-intensity highs/lows and interconnector summaries should be treated as future additions unless they are present as validated historical aggregates.
Preserved as part of the original publication. Any broad validation wording in this note should not be read as proof that all reporting days or narrative claims were checked.
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