In 2024, the agriculture and forestry sector in the UK is projected to consume 70.65 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent of natural gas, showing a forecasted decline over the next five years. Specifically, consumption is expected to decrease by 2.79% in 2025, 2.80% in 2026, 2.83% in 2027, and 2.86% in 2028, resulting in a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of -2.84% over the five-year period. This reduction reflects ongoing efforts to improve energy efficiency and transition towards renewable energy sources.

Future trends to watch for include:

Accelerated adoption of sustainable energy solutions in agriculture and forestry.
Stricter environmental regulations impacting energy consumption patterns.
Technological advancements introducing energy-efficient practices.
Economic and policy shifts influencing natural gas market dynamics.