The charts below show the percentage of electricity consumed by di erent sectors in Eastern Australia in 2007 and 2010 v.1
The charts below show the percentage of electricity consumed by di erent sectors in Eastern Australia in 2007 and 2010 v. 1
The pie charts illustrate the proportion of electricity was used in eight different fields in Eastern Australia in two the year 2007 and 2010.
Looking at the graph, it is immediately obvious that while the amount of electricity consumed by other metals experienced an increase, the opposite was true for Manufacturing and Aluminium. Additionally, the figures for residential and commercial were by far the largest.
In 2007, residential areas spent 28% of total electricity, a little lower was 23% of electricity was expended for commercial purposes. There was 13% of the power consumed by manufacturing and aluminium, whereas the data for other metals and mining were slightly below, at 12% and 9% respectively. By contrast, electricity consumption from transport and agriculture made up only negligible figures.
Over the three years ensuing, the percentage of electricity used by other metals rose insignificantly to 18%, while those of aluminium and manufacturing fields saw a slight decrease to 11% and 9% sequentially. Interesting, the rate of electricity consumed by the other sectors were all as similar as initial figures.
The pie charts illustrate the proportion of
electricity
was
used
in eight
different
fields in Eastern Australia in two the year 2007 and 2010.
Looking at the graph, it is immediately obvious that while the amount of
electricity
consumed by
other
metals experienced an increase, the opposite was true for Manufacturing and
Aluminium
.
Additionally
, the figures for residential and commercial were by far the largest.
In 2007, residential areas spent 28% of total
electricity
, a
little
lower was 23% of
electricity
was expended
for commercial purposes. There was 13% of the power consumed by manufacturing and
aluminium
, whereas the data for
other
metals and mining were
slightly
below, at 12% and 9%
respectively
. By contrast,
electricity
consumption from transport and agriculture made up
only
negligible figures.
Over the three years ensuing, the percentage of
electricity
used
by
other
metals rose
insignificantly
to 18%, while those of
aluminium
and manufacturing fields
saw
a slight decrease to 11% and 9%
sequentially
. Interesting, the rate of
electricity
consumed by the
other
sectors were all as similar as initial figures.
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