The pie charts designated above illustrate the comparison between the proportions of different types of energy production pursued in France in two discrete years of 1995 and 2005.
As delineated in the pie charts, Coal accounted for the highest proportions of energy production across both years while Other forms of energy accounted for the lowest percentages. Coal and Gas jointly accounted for more than half of the energy production in France across both charts. Conversely, Nuclear, Petrol, and Other assortments of energy production generated subsidiary proportions of energy production. The energy produced by Coal accounted for 29. 80% in 1995 and exhibited an imperceptible escalation to 30. 93% in 2005. Concomitantly, energy generated by Gas accounted for 29. 63% in 1995 and displayed a marginal increase to 30. 32% in 2005. Furthermore, energy generated by petrol represented 29. 27% of the energy production in 1995 and plummeted perceptibly to 19. 55% in 2005. On the contrary, Nuclear Energy experienced prominent elevations, escalating from 6. 40% to 10. 10% in 1995 and 2005 respectively. Ultimately, Other sources of energy induced the highest elevations, advancing from 4. 905 in 1995 to 9. 10% in 2005.
Conclusively, there have been imperceptible changes in energy production across the phase of 10 years. Production of multiple variants of energy has escalated except Petrol, which has plunged by approximately 10%. Ultimately, it is also worth noticing that conventional sources of energy experienced stagnant development in energy production, while Other sources such as Non-Conventional sources encountered increasing favourability.
The pie charts designated above illustrate the comparison between the proportions of
different
types of
energy
production
pursued in France in two discrete years of 1995 and 2005.
As delineated in the pie charts, Coal
accounted
for the highest proportions of
energy
production
across both years while
Other
forms of
energy
accounted
for the lowest percentages. Coal and Gas
jointly
accounted
for more than half of the
energy
production
in France across both charts.
Conversely
, Nuclear, Petrol, and
Other
assortments of
energy
production
generated subsidiary proportions of
energy
production
. The
energy
produced by Coal
accounted
for 29. 80% in 1995 and exhibited an imperceptible escalation to 30. 93% in 2005.
Concomitantly
,
energy
generated by Gas
accounted
for 29. 63% in 1995 and displayed a marginal increase to 30. 32% in 2005.
Furthermore
,
energy
generated by petrol represented 29. 27% of the
energy
production
in 1995 and plummeted
perceptibly
to 19. 55% in 2005.
On the contrary
, Nuclear
Energy
experienced prominent elevations, escalating from 6. 40% to 10. 10% in 1995 and 2005
respectively
.
Ultimately
,
Other
sources
of
energy
induced the highest elevations, advancing from 4. 905 in 1995 to 9. 10% in 2005.
Conclusively
, there have been imperceptible
changes
in
energy
production
across the phase of 10 years.
Production
of multiple variants of
energy
has escalated except Petrol, which has plunged by approximately 10%.
Ultimately
, it is
also
worth noticing that conventional
sources
of
energy
experienced stagnant development in
energy
production
, while
Other
sources
such as Non-Conventional
sources
encountered increasing
favourability
.