In 2024, wind power generation in Great Britain reached a record high of nearly 83 terawatt-hours (TWh), surpassing the previous year’s output. This shift away from fossil fuels, particularly coal and gas, has contributed to a significant reduction in carbon emissions, with renewable sources now generating about 56% of the country’s electricity. The UK government aims for less than 5% of electricity to originate from fossil fuels by 2030, demonstrating a commitment to cleaner energy alternatives.