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Monday weekly grid brief: Last week in Britain’s electricity mix: • Highest renewable share in the available feed: 52.8% on Sunday 27 September • Highest average wind output: ~10.8 GW on Sunday 27 September • Highest average solar output: ~3.4 GW on Saturday 26 September • Highest average gas output: ~11.8 GW on Monday 28 September The shift was clear: gas-heavy weekdays gave way to a cleaner, wind-led weekend. Full report: https://energymix.info/reports/weekly/2026-09-29/

Wednesday explainer: What does “UK electricity mix” actually mean? For live grid dashboards, it usually means Great Britain’s electricity system: England, Scotland and Wales. Northern Ireland is part of the UK, but operates in a separate electricity market. Explainer: https://energymix.info/uk-electricity-mix

Friday practical clean-electricity post: The cleanest time to use electricity is not a fixed hour. It changes with wind, solar, demand, imports and gas generation. Windy overnight periods and sunny middays can be much cleaner than still early-evening peaks. Guide: https://energymix.info/cleanest-time-to-use-electricity