In the UK, fossil-fueled electricity production fell by 22 percent last year compared to 2022. Only 104 terawatt hours (TWh) of electricity were produced from coal, oil and gas – the lowest figure in 66 years, as reported by Carbon Brief. In 2008, electricity production from fossil sources was still around 300 TWh. Since then, renewables have increased six-fold and electricity demand has fallen by 21 percent. The electricity mix in 2023 was as follows: