The chart given demonstrate the percentage of energy in use all over the world and the more detail dividence of renewable energy groups. Overall, although energy can be grouped into three broad categories and by far the largest one is still fossil fuels such as petroleum, gas and coal, the next is nuclear electric power and the remain supply is renewable energy that has only consumed not much. As can be seen from the chart there are three types of fossil fuels in which petroleum takes advantage with the biggest rate at 39% as compared to the natural gas and coal (23% and 22% respectively)The second major sector of energy is nuclear electric power which is a relative newcomer in the energy business with the rate at 8% in the total energy consumption. The third power is renewable energy which are essentially inexhaustible because it is naturally replenished. All forms of renewable energy together accounted for 7% concludes 53% of biomass namely wood, straw and so on, 36% of hydroelectric and a very small proportion of solar. geothermal and wind power.
The chart
given
demonstrate the percentage of
energy
in
use
all over the world and the more detail
dividence
of
renewable
energy
groups.
Overall
, although
energy
can
be grouped
into three broad categories and by far the largest one is
still
fossil fuels such as petroleum, gas and coal, the
next
is nuclear electric
power
and
the remain
supply is
renewable
energy
that has
only
consumed not much. As can be
seen
from the chart there are three types of fossil fuels in which petroleum takes advantage with the biggest rate at 39% as compared to the natural gas and coal (23% and 22%
respectively
)The second major sector of
energy
is nuclear electric
power
which is a relative newcomer in the
energy
business with the rate at 8% in the total
energy
consumption. The third
power
is
renewable
energy
which are
essentially
inexhaustible
because
it is
naturally
replenished. All forms of
renewable
energy
together accounted for 7% concludes 53% of biomass
namely
wood, straw and
so
on, 36% of hydroelectric and a
very
small
proportion of solar.
geothermal
and wind
power
.