The pie chart illustrates, the intake of electrical supply by various field of industry in the year 2007 and 2010.
The pie chart illustrates, the intake of electrical supply by various field of industry in the year 2007 and 2010. kGOK
The pie chart illustrates, the intake of electrical supply by various field of industry in the year 2007 and 2010. According to the data, it is clearly noted that the consumption of electricity was approximately similar in both the years, apart from manufacturing, aluminiumand other metals. Additionally, the figures for residential followed by commercial were by far the largest.
In the year 2007, electricity intake for residential use was marked up to 28%, while 23% was utilized in the offices or any other commercial space. 10% deduction in comparison with the commercial department, the next in the row was manufacturing and aluminumunit which took up to 13% in total. However, various various sectors like other metals, mining, agriculture and transport contributed till 12%, 9%, 1%, 1% respectively.
In 2010, the intake of electricity by other metal rose significantly by 6%, in contrast, manufacturing and aluminium experienced a slight fall of 9% and 11% respectively. Moreover, the electricity in all other fields remained unchanged for both the years.
The pie chart illustrates, the intake of electrical supply by various field of industry in the
year
2007 and 2010. According to the data, it is
clearly
noted that the consumption of
electricity
was approximately similar in both the years, apart from manufacturing,
aluminiumand
other
metals.
Additionally
, the figures for residential followed by commercial were by far the largest.
In the
year
2007,
electricity
intake for residential
use
was marked
up to 28%, while 23%
was utilized
in the offices or any
other
commercial space. 10% deduction
in comparison
with the commercial department, the
next
in the row was manufacturing and
aluminumunit
which took up to 13% in total.
However
,
various various
sectors like
other
metals, mining, agriculture and transport contributed till 12%, 9%, 1%, 1%
respectively
.
In 2010, the intake of
electricity
by
other
metal rose
significantly
by 6%,
in contrast
, manufacturing and
aluminium
experienced a slight fall of 9% and 11%
respectively
.
Moreover
, the
electricity
in all
other
fields remained unchanged for both the years.