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The chart below shows the electricity consumption in different sectors of Eastern Europe in 2007 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart below shows the electricity consumption in different sectors of Eastern Europe in 2007 and 2010. Lpgr
The provided pie charts compare Eastern Europe's electricity uses proportion in six different sectors in two different years. ( in 2007 and 2010) Overall, over the three years period, minor changes are observed in electricity consumption. In both years, approximately half proportion of electricity was consumed for Residential and Commercial sectors whereas, least amount of electricity was consumed for Transport and Agriculture. According to the given data, in 2007 residential and commercial sectors separately consumed around a quarter proportion of electricity, which was 28% and 23% respectively. However, Aluminium, Manufacturing, Other metals and Mining, each one consumed less than half proportion electricity, compared to Residential consumption. While merely 1% and 0. 80% electricity was used by Transport and Agriculture field respectively. As per the 2010 pie chart, over the three years period, other metal consumption of electricity escalated by 6%, from 12. 30% to 18. 30%. Likewise, Mining consumption rose by just 0. 4% from 9%. On the contrary, Aluminium and Manufacturing electricity use dropped by 2% to 4%. While, remaining sectors consumption was stabilized on same level.
The provided pie charts compare Eastern Europe's
electricity
uses
proportion
in six
different
sectors
in two
different
years.
(
in 2007 and 2010)

Overall
, over the three years period, minor
changes
are observed
in
electricity
consumption
. In both years, approximately half
proportion
of
electricity
was
consumed
for Residential and Commercial
sectors
whereas,
least
amount of
electricity
was
consumed
for Transport and Agriculture.

According to the
given
data, in 2007 residential and commercial
sectors
separately
consumed
around a quarter
proportion
of
electricity
, which was 28% and 23%
respectively
.
However
,
Aluminium
, Manufacturing, Other metals and Mining, each one
consumed
less than half
proportion
electricity
, compared to Residential
consumption
. While
merely
1% and 0. 80%
electricity
was
used
by Transport and Agriculture field
respectively
.

As per the 2010 pie chart, over the three years period, other metal
consumption
of
electricity
escalated by 6%, from 12. 30% to 18. 30%.
Likewise
, Mining
consumption
rose by
just
0. 4% from 9%.
On the contrary
,
Aluminium
and Manufacturing
electricity
use
dropped by 2% to 4%.
While
, remaining
sectors
consumption
was stabilized
on same level.
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