UK power generation per person down a third since 2003

So what

Britain now generates per head what it did in the late 1960s, as efficiency gains, imports and a shrinking industrial base hollowed out demand. For utilities and grid investors, two decades of flat-to-falling volumes are about to reverse as heat pumps, EVs and data centres arrive. The question for boards is whether networks and generation sized for decline can be rebuilt fast enough for growth.