The pie charts illustrate the proportion of energy production during the period from 1995 to 2005
The pie charts illustrate the proportion of energy production during the period from 1995 to 2005 7P07b
IT IS CLEARED THAT there was a decline in the Gas Petrol, Nuclear power and others, whereas the figure for Gas and Coal witnessed an upward trend over the period shown. In addition, Coal was the highest resource produce during the period.
AS CAN BE SEEN FROM THE CHART, In 1995, Coal was the lead in terms of the number of resources energy produced, which was accounted for 29, 8%, followed by Gas with slightly under (29, 53%). In the Following five—year of the period, Gas production started its rising significantly trajectory to 30, 31%. Subsequently, this trend can be seen in the manufutre of produce coal, which increased to 30, 93% in the last term.
With regards to the data of these energies, the proportion of petrol, nuclear power was 29, 27% and 6, 4% and the remaining energy sources account for 4, 9% in 1995. around one-tenth was the proportion of the other energy in 2005. In a similar period, Nuclear production, which it experienced moderately increased over 10% at this level towards the end of the period. By contrast, the dramatic decline from 29, 27% to 19, 55% in the next five years can be seen in Petrol power
IT
IS CLEARED
THAT there was a decline in the
Gas
Petrol, Nuclear power
and others
, whereas the figure for
Gas
and Coal witnessed an upward trend over the
period
shown.
In addition
, Coal was the highest resource produce during the period.
AS CAN BE
SEEN
FROM THE CHART, In 1995, Coal was the lead in terms of the number of resources
energy
produced, which
was accounted
for 29, 8%, followed by
Gas
with
slightly
under (29, 53%). In the Following five—year of the
period
,
Gas
production
started
its rising
significantly
trajectory to 30, 31%.
Subsequently
, this trend can be
seen
in the
manufutre
of produce coal, which increased to 30, 93% in the last term.
With regards to
the data of these
energies
, the proportion of petrol, nuclear power was 29, 27% and 6, 4% and the remaining
energy
sources account for 4, 9% in 1995.
around
one-tenth was the proportion of the other
energy
in 2005. In a similar
period
, Nuclear production, which it experienced
moderately
increased over 10% at this level towards the
end
of the
period
. By contrast, the dramatic decline from 29, 27% to 19, 55% in the
next
five years can be
seen
in Petrol
power