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The Index of Production for August 2026 shows seasonally adjusted movements in the volume of production across manufacturing, mining and quarrying, energy supply, and water and waste management sectors for the UK.
Statistics detailing the nutritional supply provided by UK agriculture in 2025, quantifying the food nutrients produced domestically and informing assessments of food security and agricultural output.
Estimates of Northern Ireland’s consumption-based greenhouse gas emissions (carbon footprint) are published for 2001–2023, providing a time series of GHG emissions on a consumption basis to inform regional net‑zero policy and monitoring.
Digest of UK Energy Statistics (DUKES) 2026 provides chapters 1–7, annexes A–J and commodity balances in flat file format, offering comprehensive annual UK energy supply, consumption and sectoral data for 2026 analysis.
Quarterly Energy Prices: September 2026 publishes the latest quarterly statistics on energy prices across fuels and sectors, providing updated trends for policymakers, industry and analysts on consumer and wholesale price movements.
May 2026 statistics on energy use in rural England have been published, providing data on rural energy consumption and trends relevant to rural policy and decarbonisation efforts.
Official statistics in development on average road fuel sales, deliveries and and stock levels, providing ongoing monitoring of petrol and diesel supply metrics for the road transport sector.
Quarterly Energy Trends bulletin for September 2026 presenting comprehensive UK energy statistics across fuels and sectors, including production, consumption and generation, intended for policy monitoring and analysis.
Provisional monthly statistics covering UK energy production, trade, electricity generation, consumption and prices published for September 29, 2026, providing the latest indicators on supply, demand and market movements.
Presents physical energy flow accounts that track energy flows from the environment into the UK economy, within sectors, and back to the environment, providing data to support analysis of energy consumption and emissions pathways.
Special feature in the September 2026 Energy Trends examines competition in UK gas markets for 2025, analysing market structure and competitive dynamics to inform policymakers and sector stakeholders.
Metered energy consumption data for non-domestic buildings in England and Wales, covering 2012–2024, including building-level energy use to inform efficiency policy and monitoring under the Non‑domestic National Energy Efficiency Data Framework (ND‑NEED).
Quarterly and annual tables showing non‑domestic gas and electricity prices, presented including and excluding the Climate Change Levy (CCL), with breakdowns by consumption size bands to allow comparison across business user categories.
Special feature in the September 2026 Energy Trends comparing electricity generation and supply across Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and England from 2021 to 2025, showing regional patterns in output and interconnection over that period.
Comparative tables show industrial domestic energy prices across consumer-size bands, comparing the UK with EU and G7 countries using Eurostat data, enabling analysis of relative costs faced by firms of different scales.
DUKES chapter 4 on natural gas presents detailed statistics on UK natural gas supply and demand, including production, imports, storage, and consumption across sectors to inform energy and security policy decisions.
Presents UK energy consumption totals and breakdowns for 2026, detailing usage across industry, transport, domestic and services sectors to show patterns and sectoral contributions to overall energy demand.
Special feature in the September 2026 Energy Trends examining competition in UK electricity markets in 2025, analysing market dynamics and competitive conditions affecting generation, supply and prices over that year.
Comparisons of non‑domestic energy prices by consumer size set UK prices against those in EU and G7 countries, drawing on Eurostat to highlight how business energy costs vary by meter size and internationally.
Statistics detailing England’s material footprint: the volume of raw materials consumed that are associated with final demand, used to track resource use linked to domestic consumption.
Tables detailing renewable electricity data for the devolved administrations and English regions, providing regional breakdowns of generation, capacity and other renewables indicators to support local and national energy analysis.
Quarterly estimates of domestic energy customer numbers, showing how gas and electricity customer counts vary by payment type (for example direct debit, prepayment) to track movements in consumer payment behaviour.
Quarterly domestic energy switching statistics release provides quarterly and annual estimates of the number of electricity and gas switches by domestic customers, tracking consumer switching behaviour and market activity.
Industrial energy price indices release provides quarterly and annual price indices for industrial fuels in real and current terms, with series both including and excluding the Climate Change Levy (CCL) for comparative analysis.
Statistics on installations of energy efficiency measures delivered through the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund in England, reporting numbers of measures and properties upgraded to monitor progress against SHDF targets up to September 2026.
Prices of fuels purchased by major power producers publishes quarterly and annual prices that power generators pay for fuels, supporting analysis of generation costs and electricity market pricing drivers.
Prices of fuels purchased by manufacturing industry gives quarterly and annual fuel prices paid by manufacturers, reported in original units and p/kWh and broken down by consumption sizebands for sectoral cost analysis.
Presents Boiler Upgrade Scheme statistics to August 2026, estimating capital grant uptake for installing low‑carbon heating technologies in domestic and non‑domestic buildings to track programme delivery and take-up.
Provisional RTFO statistics giving supply volumes of renewable transport fuels in the UK for January–December 2026, reporting on compliance with the Renewables Transport Fuel Obligation and fuel mix supplied during the year.
First provisional release of 2026 Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Mandate statistics, reporting supplies of SAF delivered under the mandate for January–December 2026 and the mandate’s early compliance data.