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Local Energy Pathways

Explore annual NESO tRESP planning pathways for electricity demand, generation and storage around Great Britain’s Grid Supply Point areas from 2025 to 2050.

Selected year2035Common short-term pathway
GB totalNo published value
Change from 2025Not applicableNot applicable
GSP areas represented0235 without a published value
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RESP nation and region totals

Official NESO aggregate rows

Central EnglandNo published value
EastNo published value
East MidlandsNo published value
Greater LondonNo published value
North East and YorkshireNo published value
North WestNo published value
ScotlandNo published value
South EastNo published value
South WestNo published value
WalesNo published value
West MidlandsNo published value

DNO licence-area totals

GridCurrent-derived sums of compatible GSP rows

NGED East MidlandsNo published value
NGED South WalesNo published value
NGED South WestNo published value
NGED West MidlandsNo published value
NPg NortheastNo published value
NPg YorkshireNo published value
SP ENWNo published value
SPEN ManwebNo published value
SPEN SPDNo published value
SSEN SHEPDNo published value
SSEN SouthNo published value
UKPN EasternNo published value
UKPN LondonNo published value
UKPN South EastNo published value

Source and methodology

How to read these pathways

Reference data

Planning pathways

NESO publishes one common short-term pathway through 2035. It then branches into Holistic Transition, Electric Engagement and Hydrogen Evolution through 2050. Each annual value applies at 31 March.

These are planning pathways—not forecasts, available network capacity, connection offers or a power-flow model.

Official geography

The map uses NESO’s official tRESP GSP feeding-area and RESP-region GeoPackages. GSP areas can contain gaps or overlaps and can change with network configuration.

The GSP-to-RESP filter association is GridCurrent-derived using greatest sampled area overlap in British National Grid coordinates; it is not an official NESO mapping.