The given pie charts compare the information about energy used in the UK in 5 categories, including coal, gas, petrol, solar and other. The data covers 2 years which are 2000 and 2010 while gas was the second most using taking almost the same proportion with coal.
In 2000, 30% of fuels came from coal, followed by gas and petrol taking the similar percentage of 29. 5 and 29. 0 respectively. However, there was a small consumption on solar with only 6. 5%. The rest section is taken by other energy around 5%.
In 2010, the vast majority of the chart was still taken by the coal. Nevertheless, it grew from 30% to 31%. Interestingly, gas and petrol proportion became more different due to the fact that the petrol had a noticeable decrease by 9% and gas had a slight increase by 0. 5%. It can be clearly seen that solar consumption was received more attention from the UK citizen, rising to 10%. Consequently, there was more other energy consumption found in the UK with the proportion of 9.
The
given
pie charts compare the information about energy
used
in the UK in 5 categories, including coal,
gas
,
petrol
, solar and other. The data covers 2 years which are 2000 and 2010 while
gas
was the second most using taking almost the same proportion with coal.
In 2000, 30% of fuels came from coal, followed by
gas
and
petrol
taking the similar percentage of 29. 5 and 29. 0
respectively
.
However
, there was a
small
consumption on solar with
only
6. 5%. The rest section
is taken
by other energy around 5%.
In 2010, the vast majority of the chart was
still
taken by the coal.
Nevertheless
, it grew from 30% to 31%.
Interestingly
,
gas
and
petrol
proportion became more
different
due to the fact that the
petrol
had a noticeable decrease by 9% and
gas
had a slight increase by 0. 5%. It can be
clearly
seen
that solar consumption
was received
more attention from the UK citizen, rising to 10%.
Consequently
, there was more other energy consumption found in the UK with the proportion of 9.