The pie charts given illustrate how much the proportion of electricity is utilized by various sectors in Eastern Australia over a course of 3 years starting from 2007.
Overall, the vast majority of the percentage of power was used by residential and commercial while most other sectors witnessed their usage of electricity remaining stable and declining, except for other metals.
In 2017, residential and commercial consumed more power than other sectors, accounted for over a half of the total electricity consumption and these figures still remained the same in 2010. Besides, there was a similar trend in the proportion of power consumed for Mining ( 9%) and in agriculture and transport with a tiny percentage of 1% during the period shown.
In terms of other remaining sectors, the 3-year period from 2007 to 2010 experienced a marginal fall in the amount of electricity used for manufacturing and aluminium to 9% and 11%, respectively. Conversely, other metals was the only sector which presented a surge in electricity consumption between 12% in 2007 and 18% in 2010.
The pie charts
given
illustrate how much the proportion of
electricity
is utilized
by various
sectors
in Eastern Australia over a course of 3 years starting from 2007.
Overall
, the vast majority of the percentage of power was
used
by residential and commercial while most
other
sectors
witnessed their usage of
electricity
remaining stable and declining,
except for
other
metals.
In 2017, residential and commercial consumed more power than
other
sectors
, accounted for over a half of the total
electricity
consumption and these figures
still
remained the same in 2010.
Besides
, there was a similar trend in the proportion of power consumed for Mining
(
9%) and in agriculture and transport with a tiny percentage of 1% during the period shown.
In terms of
other
remaining
sectors
, the 3-year period from 2007 to 2010 experienced a marginal fall in the amount of
electricity
used
for manufacturing and
aluminium
to 9% and 11%,
respectively
.
Conversely
,
other
metals was the
only
sector
which presented a surge in
electricity
consumption between 12% in 2007 and 18% in 2010.