The line graph shows, how the consumption of different fuel types chanGed between 1980 and 2010 in the USA. This report from 2008, also provides a projection until 2030, about how many quadrillion units will be needed.
The most needed fuels in the past also in our future are petrol and oil. This had a twofold depression in 1985 and in 1995, but soon after it started growing significantly.
The coal and the natural gas had been a really similar increasing trend that started at 15 and 20 quadrillion units, and finished at around 25 quadrillion units. The least consumed fuel types were nuclear, solar/wind and hydropower energy. While the nuclear power had a slightly increased pattern, the others mainly had been fluctuatING at around 5 quadrillion units. In the future, the consumption of petrol, oil and coal will be growing regardLesSly, while the other five will be flattening out.
From the provided information, it clearly stands out that the old fashioned fuel types will keep their dominance in the future as well as they did in the past. However, the more environmentally friendly ones will not change.
The line graph
shows
, how the consumption of
different
fuel
types
chanGed
between 1980 and 2010 in the USA. This report from 2008,
also
provides a projection until 2030, about how
many
quadrillion
units
will
be needed
.
The most needed
fuels
in the past
also
in our future are petrol and oil. This had a twofold depression in 1985 and in 1995,
but
soon
after it
started
growing
significantly
.
The coal and the natural gas had been a
really
similar increasing trend that
started
at 15 and 20 quadrillion
units
, and finished at around 25 quadrillion
units
. The least consumed
fuel
types were nuclear, solar/wind and hydropower energy. While the nuclear power had a
slightly
increased pattern, the others
mainly
had been
fluctuatING
at around 5 quadrillion
units
. In the future, the consumption of petrol, oil and coal will be growing
regardLesSly
, while the other five will be flattening out.
From the provided information, it
clearly
stands out that the
old fashioned
fuel
types will
keep
their dominance in the future
as well
as they did in the past.
However
, the more
environmentally
friendly ones will not
change
.