Business Electricity Connections
Unified Utilities can help you to connect and update your commercial electricity infrastructure and take the stress away from utility installation and management in any new housing development or commercial build.
Experience effective end-to-end commercial electricity management with Unified Utilities comprehensive utilities connection service and get the guidance that you need with a dedicated electricity siteworks expert by your side.
End-to-End Commercial Electricity Installation Management
The UK Government has set a target for 300,000 homes to be built each year in the run up to 2050, in a bid to reach our net-zero Carbon target. With such a huge challenge to decarbonise the housing market, we wanted to make it easy for developers to access electricity siteworks and management services.
We've assisted many large organisations with reducing their carbon output and costs, by installing solar on their rooftops and connecting to the grid.
Get connected to a electricity expert today to experience simple end to end electricity installation and management for your project or development.
UK Electricity Consumption Statistics
Electricity Production in the UK
Electricity Consumption in the UK
Electricity Consumption in the UK
The UK's electricity supply mix has seen a dramatic transformation over the past decade. Coal, once a major contributor, has been steadily phased out. In 2010, coal power generated 107.6 terawatt-hours, but by 2023, renewable sources had taken the lead, producing 135.8 terawatt-hours of electricity
Electricity Consumption in the UK
Electricity Consumption in the UK
Electricity Consumption in the UK
Electricity consumption per capita has decreased by 30% since 2000 (4 070 kWh in 2024). In 2024, energy consumption at normal climate decreased by 1% to 145 Mtoe, a slower decline compared to the 5% decrease in 2022 and 2023.
Electricity Imports & Exports
Electricity Consumption in the UK
Electricity Imports & Exports
The UK is a large net importer of energy, having imported 33,000 GWh of electricity in 2023, compared to exports of just 9,000 GWh