Multi-vector energy diagram for Great Britain, October 2014 to November 2018. Electricity, natural gas, liquid fuels on a daily basis. University of Birmingham Energy Institute
2. email: i.a.g.wilson@bham.ac.uk
Dr. Grant Wilson BSc (Hons), MEng, PhD, CEng, AFHEA, IMechE
Lecturer
School of Chemical Engineering
The University of Birmingham
University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B15 2TT
Updated slidepacks can be found:
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This slidepack is produced as an aid to teaching and learning, as a
reference of Great Britain’s recent energy transition, and of the challenge
ahead.
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On limited occasions, there are errors in the data that have
been manually corrected. For most erroneous values, a
straight line of values between the two nearest valid values
are calculated.
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4. The underlying data
The underlying electrical and natural gas data are available
at a geographical level of Great Britain rather than the United
Kingdom (Northern Ireland is not included).
The liquid fuels data are available at a United Kingdom level
that includes Northern Ireland.
All data are sourced from National Grid, Elexon and the
department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
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reviewed. However, the University of Birmingham does not
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6. Great Britain’s Energy Vectors – in GWh per day
Electricity demand = National Demand + embedded generation
7. Transport fuels = Aviation Fuels + DERV (Diesel) + Motor Spirit (Petrol)
Great Britain’s Energy Vectors – in GWh per day
8. Transport fuel = Aviation Fuel
Great Britain’s Energy Vectors – in GWh per day
9. Transport fuel = DERV (Diesel)
Great Britain’s Energy Vectors – in GWh per day
10. Transport fuel = Motor Spirit (Petrol)
Great Britain’s Energy Vectors – in GWh per day
11. Great Britain’s Energy Vectors – in GWh per day
Natural gas demand
Non-Daily Metered (most heat and
hot water demand is provided by this)
1st of March Cold Weather Event
3.5 times the daily energy than electricity
12. Natural gas demand
Non-Daily Metered (most heat and
hot water demand is provided by this)
1st of March Cold Weather Event
3.5 times the daily energy than electricity
Great Britain’s Energy Vectors – in GWh per day