Future Energy Scenario – Electricity Supply Data Table (ES1)
OpenProject Overview
The Future Energy Scenarios (FES) represent a range of different, credible ways to decarbonise our energy system as we strive towards the 2050 target.
One of the FES outputs is an agreed set of data tables containing the GB FES values for electricity Supply which are included in this dataset.
Extras Table
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| Update Frequency | Annually |
Access and Licensing
Access conditions
Any controls, requirements, or pre-requisites surrounding access to data
Licence conditions
ESO
Data Quality
Aggregation Method
Any controls, requirements, or pre-requisites surrounding access to data
Organisational Lineage
The licensing conditions controlling access to the data
Risks
Considerations, risks, and constraints around making assumptions based on specific datasets. e.g data health score
Confidence Level
The level of confidence associated with a specific dataset
Units
The units in which energy is described within a dataset
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Datasets
Electricity Supply Data table (ES1) 2020
This table contains the electricity supply data from each of the scenarios with the Future Energy Scenario (FES), covering the period out to 2050 with capacity, generation and interconnector flows.