[RedDevil]

Those are 2016 UK numbers, but the scene is changing rapidly - especially in the electricity branch:
https://fortune.com/2019/10/15/uk-renewable-energy-40-percent-fossil-fuel/

Renewable energy has made a breakthrough in the U.K. The third quarter of this year was the first where more electricity was generated from renewable sources than from fossil fuels.

According to new analysis by the climate change analysis site Carbon Brief, Q3 saw 40% of power come from renewables such as wind, biomass and solar, while fossil fuels—almost all gas, as coal and oil now have a negligible share of the U.K. energy scene—accounted for 39% of generation. (The remaining 21% largely came from nuclear.)