The pie charts illustrates the comparison of five different kinds of energy generation of France in the term 1995 and 2005. Overall, Coal was major contributor to the overall energy production of France in 1995 and 2005 respectively. Except petroleum and other kind, all other sectors noted a small change over the ten years.
In detail, Gas, Nuclear, Other, and Coal saw an increase trend. In gas, the proportion rose by 29. 63% in 1995 to 30. 31% in the year 2005, while in nuclear, it accounted for 6. 40 % in starting and saw an approx 5% increase and climbed to 10. 10% in the year 2005. Besides this, other was comprised of only 4. 90% in the year 1995 and saw a 2-fold rises to 9. 10% in the year 2005. As regard, Coal, the major energy production contributor in France comprised of 29. 80% in 1995, which surged to 30. 93% in the year 2005. In both the years coal and gas together accounted for slightly more than half of the total energy production in both 1995 and 2005.
On the other hand, only Petroleum saw downward trend. The initial figure for Petroleum in 1995 was 29. 27% and decline of approximately 10% was observed at the end of the year 2005.
The pie charts illustrates the comparison of five
different
kinds of
energy
generation of France in the term 1995 and 2005.
Overall
, Coal was major contributor to the
overall
energy
production of France in 1995 and 2005
respectively
. Except petroleum and
other
kind, all
other
sectors noted a
small
change
over the ten years.
In detail, Gas, Nuclear,
Other
, and Coal
saw
an increase trend. In gas, the proportion rose by 29. 63% in 1995 to 30. 31% in the
year
2005, while in nuclear, it accounted for 6. 40 % in starting and
saw
an approx 5% increase and climbed to 10. 10% in the
year
2005.
Besides
this,
other
was comprised of
only
4. 90% in the
year
1995 and
saw
a 2-fold
rises
to 9. 10% in the
year
2005. As regard, Coal, the major
energy
production contributor in France comprised of 29. 80% in 1995, which surged to 30. 93% in the
year
2005. In both the years coal and gas together accounted for
slightly
more than half of the total
energy
production in both 1995 and 2005.
On the
other
hand,
only
Petroleum
saw
downward trend. The initial figure for Petroleum in 1995 was 29. 27% and decline of approximately 10%
was observed
at the
end
of the
year
2005.