The given pie charts demonstrate the ratio of energy production from different resources containing hydropower, oil, nuclear power, coal, natural gas in a particular nation between 1983 and 2003.
Overall, it is clear that the data of energy was created by oil slightly decreased, while the ratio of energy produced by nuclear power grew. The proportion of energy produced by oil was the largest.
In all the two pie charts, the percentage of energy produced by oil and coal accounted for 42% and 23% respectively of the total in 1983. 20 years later, the rate of energy generated by oil slightly fell by about 4%, while energy from coal also decreased by 10%.
By contrast, the figure for energy created by nuclear power and natural gas was increased about 4% and 10% respectively and surpassed the percentage of energy generated from coal. Besides that, hydropower was accounted for only 4% of the energy created in both years.
The
given
pie charts demonstrate the ratio of
energy
production from
different
resources containing hydropower,
oil
, nuclear power, coal, natural gas in a particular nation between 1983 and 2003.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the data of
energy
was created
by
oil
slightly
decreased, while the ratio of
energy
produced by nuclear power grew. The proportion of
energy
produced by
oil
was the largest.
In all the two pie charts, the percentage of
energy
produced by
oil
and coal accounted for 42% and 23%
respectively
of the total in 1983. 20 years later, the rate of
energy
generated by
oil
slightly
fell by about 4%, while
energy
from coal
also
decreased by 10%.
By contrast, the figure for
energy
created by nuclear power and natural gas
was increased
about 4% and 10%
respectively
and surpassed the percentage of
energy
generated from coal.
Besides
that, hydropower
was accounted
for
only
4% of the
energy
created in both years.