The chart depicts information regarding the percentage of the energy produced from different sources in a country from 1985 to 2003. Over the period of time, oil was the major source of energy production. While other renewable resources was the least consumed. It is clearly visible that oil and nuclear energy showed a downward trend. Oil was vastly used for energy production with roughly 52% in 1985. It fell, reaching up to 39% in 2003. It is followed by nuclear energy with 22% in 1985, which is the second main source. Then, it decreased by 5. 1 approximately. However, Hydrogen was only source whose consuption remain same with 4% in both years. On the contrary, other renewable, natural gases coal illustrated an upward trend. Natural gas was used nearly 13% It rose in 2003 by 10%. Coal also increased from 8% to 17%. Despite, being the least used resource with 1% in 1985 it, showed the most growth.
The chart depicts information regarding the percentage of the
energy
produced from
different
sources
in a country from 1985 to 2003. Over the period of time, oil was the major
source
of
energy
production.
While
other renewable resources was the least consumed. It is
clearly
visible that oil and nuclear
energy
showed
a downward trend. Oil was
vastly
used
for
energy
production with roughly 52% in 1985. It fell, reaching up to 39% in 2003. It
is followed
by nuclear
energy
with 22% in 1985, which is the second main
source
. Then, it decreased by 5. 1 approximately.
However
, Hydrogen was
only
source
whose
consuption
remain same with 4% in both years.
On the contrary
, other renewable, natural gases coal illustrated an upward trend. Natural gas was
used
nearly
13% It rose in 2003 by 10%. Coal
also
increased from 8% to 17%. Despite, being the least
used
resource with 1% in 1985 it,
showed
the most growth.