The demise of coal generation in the UK energy mix has been rapid. In 2013, the proportion of electricity generated by coal-fired power stations in the UK stood at 40.7%. But by 2015, this had almost halved, dropping to 22%, before falling to 9% by 2016. In the second quarter of 2017, coal supplied just 2% of the UK’s electricity.
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