Based on the forecasted data, the year-on-year variations in percentage are as follows:
- 2024: 12.03 Thousand Gigawatthours
- 2025: -20.45% (9.57 Thousand Gigawatthours)
- 2026: -25.18% (7.16 Thousand Gigawatthours)
- 2027: -32.96% (4.8 Thousand Gigawatthours)
- 2028: -48.33% (2.48 Thousand Gigawatthours)
The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) over the last five years (from 2024 to 2028) is approximately -34.82% per year.
The forecasted data clearly indicates a significant decline in coking coal energy supply in the UK. Future trends to watch for include the potential acceleration of the transition to renewable energy sources and the impact of governmental policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions. Monitoring developments in energy storage technology and the adoption of electric arc furnaces in the steel industry will be crucial.
