The pie charts illustrate how five different types of energy production (coal, gas, petrol, nuclear power and other) have been used in 1995 and in 2005 in France.
Overall, while coal and gas represented the most employed kinds of energy in both years, nuclear power and other, which summarises a all the remaining energies not specifically listed in the pies, were the least utilized. Furthermore, petrol was the third preferred type of power both in 1995 and 2005.
Gas marginally increased from 29. 63% in 1995 to 30. 31% 10 years later, a similar trend is noticeable for coach, which also minimally rose from 29. 80% to 30. 93% in 2005. Nuclear power and the sources of energy, labelled in the pie charts as “Other”, respectively grew from 6. 40% and from 4. 90% in 1995 to 10. 10% and 9. 10% 10 years later.
On the contrary, petrol significantly declined by approximately 10% over time. It dramatically decreased from 29. 27% in 1995 to 19. 55% in 2005.
The pie charts illustrate how five
different
types of
energy
production (coal, gas, petrol, nuclear
power
and other) have been
used
in 1995 and in 2005 in France.
Overall
, while coal and gas represented the most employed kinds of
energy
in both years, nuclear
power
and other, which
summarises
a
all the remaining
energies
not
specifically
listed in the pies, were the least utilized.
Furthermore
, petrol was the third preferred type of
power
both in 1995 and 2005.
Gas
marginally
increased from 29. 63% in 1995 to 30. 31% 10 years later, a similar trend is noticeable for coach, which
also
minimally
rose from 29. 80% to 30. 93% in 2005. Nuclear
power
and the sources of
energy
, labelled in the pie charts as “Other”,
respectively
grew from 6. 40% and from 4. 90% in 1995 to 10. 10% and 9. 10% 10 years later.
On the contrary
, petrol
significantly
declined by approximately 10% over time. It
dramatically
decreased from 29. 27% in 1995 to 19. 55% in 2005.