The pie chart provides the information about the production of electricity in the countries Germany and France from nuclear, conventional thermal and renewables in the year 2009. Overall, It can be seen that the conventional thermal plays major role in Germany and Nuclear is producing more power in France nearly three quarters. However, Germany producing power per year was 560 billion kwh and 510 kWh was produced by France in the year 2009. To begin with all types of power production in Germany. In non-renewables maximum capacity of current production is conventional thermal 59. 6%, remaining 30. 4% is generated by nuclear(23. 0%) and renewables (17. 4%). Meanwhile, In France's non-renewable electricity generations by nuclear is higher than others (76. 0%). It produced three quarters of current and in France, conventional thermal plays minimual role(10. 3%). Moreover, We can see a lot of difference between the renewables of two countries. In Germany, Biomass(39. 3%)and wind(36. 9%) moreorless in same proportion. Power produced by solar(6. 1%)is very low. As well as, In France hydroelectric producing current is exceeding three quarters(80. 5%) and remaining (19. 5) total is calculated by wind(10. 5%), biomass(8. 1%) and solar(0. 9%). Interestingly, There is no electricity was produced by geothermal resource in both German and France.
The pie chart provides the information about the production of electricity in the countries Germany and France from nuclear,
conventional
thermal and renewables in the year 2009.
Overall
, It can be
seen
that the
conventional
thermal plays major role in Germany and Nuclear is producing more
power
in France
nearly
three quarters.
However
, Germany producing
power
per year was 560 billion
kwh
and 510 kWh was
produced
by France in the year 2009. To
begin
with all types of
power
production in Germany. In non-renewables maximum capacity of
current
production is
conventional
thermal 59. 6%, remaining 30. 4%
is generated
by nuclear(23. 0%) and renewables (17. 4%). Meanwhile, In France's non-renewable electricity generations by nuclear is higher than others (76. 0%). It
produced
three quarters of
current
and in France,
conventional
thermal plays
minimual
role(10. 3%).
Moreover
, We can
see
a lot of
difference between the renewables of two countries. In Germany, Biomass(39. 3%)and wind(36. 9%)
moreorless
in same proportion.
Power
produced
by solar(6. 1%)is
very
low.
As well
as, In France hydroelectric producing
current
is exceeding three quarters(80. 5%) and remaining (19. 5) total
is calculated
by wind(10. 5%), biomass(8. 1%) and solar(0. 9%).
Interestingly
, There is no electricity was
produced
by geothermal resource in both German and France.