In 2025, the UK's greenhouse gas emissions decreased by an estimated 2.4% compared to 2024, continuing a trend of decline over recent years. The reduction was driven primarily by lower coal and oil consumption, with coal use dropping significantly due to its phase-out in electricity generation. Natural gas usage also declined slightly. However, the growth in renewable energy sources like wind power offset some fossil fuel demand. Despite these trends, challenges remain in reducing emissions from sectors such as transport and heating, where progress has been slower.
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