The pie chart gives information about how much electricity was produced by using 5 types of fuel source in Australia and France in two years.
Overall, the total amount of electricity produced by these two countries saw a significant rise in 20 year's time. Although first Australia the main source was coal in the given two years, in France three dominant fuels in 1980 was replaced by nuclear power in 2000.
In Australia, the amount of energy from coal equaled to 50 units in 1980 before increasing dramatically to 130 units in 2000. However, there was a sharp fall in the use of oil and natural gas, while the figure for hydro power saw a significant growth of 16 units in 2000.
On the other hand, in France the proportion of coal kept the same level at 25 units, whereas the index for nuclear power went up enormously to 126 in 2000.
Moreover, the proportion of hydro power used to produce electrical energy fell sharply accounting for only 2 units each in 2000, with oil having a growth of 5 units in the same year.
The pie chart gives information about how much electricity
was produced
by using 5 types of fuel source in Australia and France in two years.
Overall
, the total amount of electricity produced by these two countries
saw
a significant rise in 20
year's
time. Although
first
Australia the main source was coal in the
given
two years, in France three dominant fuels in 1980
was replaced
by nuclear
power
in 2000.
In Australia, the amount of energy from coal equaled to 50
units
in 1980
before
increasing
dramatically
to 130
units
in 2000.
However
, there was a sharp fall in the
use
of oil and natural gas, while the figure for hydro
power
saw
a significant growth of 16
units
in 2000.
On the other hand
, in France the proportion of coal
kept
the same level at 25
units
, whereas the index for nuclear
power
went up
enormously
to 126 in 2000.
Moreover
, the proportion of hydro
power
used
to produce electrical energy fell
sharply
accounting for
only
2
units
each in 2000, with oil having a growth of 5
units
in the same year.