Monday 26 August 2013
Following my note on DUKES one of the important aspects of the UK energy picture that is illustrated by DUKES 2013 is the growing dependency on imports – the dependency has increased from -20% (i.e. net exports equivalent to 20% of energy supply) in 2000 to +43% (i.e. net imports equivalent to 43% of energy supply) in 2012. This infographic summarises the supply, production and import statistics for crude oil, gas, coal and electricity. Net energy import costs in 2012 were £24 billion, 41% of the current account deficit and c.1.5% of GDP.
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