The line graph illustrates the statistical information of the percentage of oil usage in Iceland, Sweden, Italy and Turkey between 1996 and 2006.
Overall, it is clear that the proportion of the oil usage in Iceland and Sweden plummeted from 1996 to 2006 while the proportion of Turkey grew during the same period.
Looking at the graph more closely, it can be seen clear that the proportion of oil usage in Iceland and Sweden more than halved between 1996 and 1986, from 80% and 70% to 40% and 30%, respectively.
From 1986 to 2006, the proportion of oil usage in Iceland grew up slightly then went down again and reached to the lowest of 20%, whereas the usage of oil in Sweden went down gradually.
Meanwhile, the proportion of oil usage in Turkey increased consistently during the 40-year period. Although Turkey had the lowest percentage of oil usage in 1996, which was 60% this percentage grew steadily and surpassed Italy’s oil usage proportion in 2006 by 90%. The proportion of oil usage in Italy fluctuated moderately from 95% to 85% during the 4 decades.
The line graph illustrates the statistical information of the percentage of
oil
usage
in Iceland, Sweden, Italy and Turkey between 1996 and 2006.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the
proportion
of the
oil
usage
in Iceland and Sweden plummeted from 1996 to 2006 while the
proportion
of Turkey grew during the same period.
Looking at the graph more
closely
, it can be
seen
clear
that the
proportion
of
oil
usage
in Iceland and Sweden more than halved between 1996 and 1986, from 80% and 70% to 40% and 30%,
respectively
.
From 1986 to 2006, the
proportion
of
oil
usage
in Iceland grew up
slightly
then went down again and reached to the lowest of 20%, whereas the
usage
of
oil
in Sweden went down
gradually
.
Meanwhile, the
proportion
of
oil
usage
in Turkey increased
consistently
during the 40-year period. Although Turkey had the lowest percentage of
oil
usage
in 1996, which was 60% this percentage grew
steadily
and surpassed Italy’s
oil
usage
proportion
in 2006 by 90%. The
proportion
of
oil
usage
in Italy fluctuated
moderately
from 95% to 85% during the 4 decades.