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UKGrid Live

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The Power Behind Britain.
Right Before Your Eyes.

On The Web

Every light, every journey, every ordinary day is powered by something extraordinary. Discover Britain's electricity network and the places behind it.

Open UKGrid Live
Actual UKGrid Live geographic map with generation mix and the Drax station schedule
Captured from grid.agilehub.io on 4 November 2026. Published values are a snapshot; station output is scheduled and the source-time status remains visible.

The Story

A Familiar Switch. An Extraordinary System.

Electricity is easy to take for granted. Behind the socket is a remarkable network of stations, renewable projects and international connections.

UKGrid Live opens a window onto that world, so you can discover the scale of it and see everyday energy in a whole new way.

Inside UKGrid Live

Explore The Bigger Picture

Explore power stations and connections across Britain, following your curiosity from one place to the next.

Discover What's Powering Us

See different sources of generation and how the published national picture changes.

Understand What You're Seeing

Source times and distinctions between schedules and measured values help keep the picture in context.

Explore The Extraordinary

Go Beyond The Numbers

There is a whole story behind the electricity we use. A coastal wind farm, a nuclear station, a gas generator and an interconnector all play different parts. UKGrid Live brings those places together on a map you can explore for yourself.

Follow a source of generation, discover where stations are situated and see how the network stretches across the country. It turns an abstract system into a landscape you can actually recognise.

Understand The Changing Picture

See What The Data Can Tell You

Electricity generation is never a single, static picture. Different sources contribute at different times, and the information available about each part of the system varies.

UKGrid Live aims to keep those distinctions understandable. You can explore published generation and infrastructure information while seeing when figures are unavailable, delayed or based on schedules rather than measured output.