The pie charts below show units of electricity production by fuel source Australia and France in 1980 and 2000. v.4
The pie charts below show units of electricity production by fuel source Australia and France in 1980 and 2000. v. 4
The given pie charts illustrate the changes on the fuel sources for making electricity in two different countries in 1980 and 2000. From this chart, we can immediately observe that the total production of electricity in 2000 was around twice as it was in 1980, both in Australia and France. However, the amount of electricity production by different fuel sources was quite different in both countries.
For Australia, in 1980, there were 20 units and 10 units of electricity produced by natural gas and oil, respectively. Dramatically, in 2000, the demand of both of these sources got decreased, and only 4 units of electricity were produced. Moreover, no significant changes happened in the amount of electricity made by hydropower in 1980, and 2000 as well.
However, as a fuel source that hasn’t been used in Australia, nuclear power seems to be more popular in France, which made 15 units in 1980. In 2000, apparently, nuclear power became the main fuel source for producing electricity. 126 units of electricity were made from this source, which was 8 times as many as the amount in 1980. Furthermore, there was no change in the usage of coal for make electricity between 1980 and 2000. In contrast, the amount of electricity made by coal increased significantly, compared with in 1980.
All in all, there was a lot of change on the different fuel sources for making the amount of electricity in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000.
The
given
pie charts illustrate the
changes
on the
fuel
sources
for making
electricity
in two
different
countries in 1980 and 2000. From this chart, we can immediately observe that the total production of
electricity
in 2000 was around twice as it was in 1980, both in Australia and France.
However
, the
amount
of
electricity
production by
different
fuel
sources
was quite
different
in both countries.
For Australia, in 1980, there were 20
units
and 10
units
of
electricity
produced by natural gas and oil,
respectively
.
Dramatically
, in 2000, the demand of both of these
sources
got
decreased, and
only
4
units
of
electricity
were produced
.
Moreover
, no significant
changes
happened in the
amount
of
electricity
made by hydropower in 1980, and 2000
as well
.
However
, as a
fuel
source
that hasn’t been
used
in Australia, nuclear power seems to be more popular in France, which made 15
units
in 1980. In 2000,
apparently
, nuclear power became the main
fuel
source
for producing
electricity
. 126
units
of
electricity
were made
from this
source
, which was 8 times as
many
as the
amount
in 1980.
Furthermore
, there was no
change
in the usage of coal for
make
electricity
between 1980 and 2000.
In contrast
, the
amount
of
electricity
made by coal increased
significantly
, compared with in 1980.
All in all, there was
a lot of
change
on the
different
fuel
sources
for making the
amount
of
electricity
in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000.
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