The pie chart illustrate the percentage of energy sources in the United States of America from 1980 to 1990.
Overall, it is clearly seen that the availability of nuclear power and coal had been increased sharply in the 10 year period. However, the consumption of oil and nuclear gas were decline sharply.
In 1980, 42% of oil was stock to produce energy while, the conception of fuel was significantly decreased at 33%. The generate energy buy used of natural gas which was utilised at 26%. In addition, the proposition was similar approximately to generate energy by natural gas in 1990.
Other sources were utilised for energy production and it was coal, hydroelectric power and nuclear power. The demand of coal was grown from 22 % in 1980 to 27% in 1990. In this decade, hydroelectric power demand was similar at 5%. The production of energy which use nuclear energy was doubled in this time period.
The pie chart illustrate the percentage of
energy
sources in the United States of America from 1980 to 1990.
Overall
, it is
clearly
seen
that the availability of nuclear
power
and coal had
been increased
sharply
in the
10 year
period.
However
, the consumption of oil and nuclear gas
were
decline
sharply
.
In 1980, 42% of oil was stock to produce
energy
while, the conception of fuel was
significantly
decreased at 33%.
The generate
energy
buy
used
of natural gas which was
utilised
at 26%.
In addition
, the proposition was similar approximately to generate
energy
by natural gas in 1990.
Other sources were
utilised
for
energy
production and it was coal, hydroelectric
power
and nuclear
power
. The demand of coal
was grown
from 22 % in 1980 to 27% in 1990. In this decade, hydroelectric
power
demand was similar at 5%. The production of
energy
which
use
nuclear
energy
was doubled
in this time period.