The pie charts illustrate the percentage of electricity production generated from different fuel sources in France between two years 1990 and 2010.
Overall, the use of nuclear power increased significantly in 2010, while the use of natural gas decreased sharply. In addition, oil and coal experienced a decline. Likewise, hydropower showed a slight decrease.
According to the pie charts, nuclear power accounted for 17%, then it increased by 50% to reach 67% of the total in 2010.
The proportion of natural gas comprised 28%, it was the same percentage as the coal in 1990. In 2010 natural gas decreased sharply to 4%. In contrast, electricity production generated by coal accounted for slightly less than a half (13%).
On the other hand, the percentage of electricity that was created by oil made up 22% 0f the total in 1990, then showed a significant decrease of just over a half (13%). while hydropower showed a decline from 6% to 2%.
The pie charts illustrate the percentage of electricity production generated from
different
fuel sources in France between two years 1990 and 2010.
Overall
, the
use
of nuclear power increased
significantly
in 2010, while the
use
of natural gas decreased
sharply
.
In addition
, oil and coal experienced a decline.
Likewise
, hydropower
showed
a slight decrease.
According to the pie charts, nuclear power accounted for 17%, then it increased by 50% to reach 67% of the total in 2010.
The proportion of natural gas comprised 28%, it was the same percentage as the coal in 1990. In 2010 natural gas decreased
sharply
to 4%.
In contrast
, electricity production generated by coal accounted for
slightly
less than a half (13%).
On the other hand
, the percentage of electricity that
was created
by oil made up 22% 0f the total in 1990, then
showed
a significant decrease of
just
over a half (13%).
while
hydropower
showed
a decline from 6% to 2%.