The provided pie charts give information about the amount of energy which was produced by various sources in a country from 1985 to 2003.
Overall, it is obvious that oil experienced a significant declined, but this figure was the most used energy source during the period time.
It is clear that the use of oil decreased significantly to approximately two fifths (39%) in 2003, although its usage was just over a half (52%) in 1985. In addition, the figure for nuclear also declined from 22% to 17% over the given period.
One the other hand, the percentage of natural gas saw a significant increase during the period, rising from 13% to 23%, and becoming the second primary source from which the energy was produced. The proportion of energy produced from coal and other renewable increased by 5% and 3% respectively. Finally, the use of hydrogen remained stable, at 4% in 1985 and 2003, making it the least used source to provide energy.
The provided pie charts give information about the amount of
energy
which
was produced
by various
sources
in a country from 1985 to 2003.
Overall
, it is obvious that oil experienced a significant declined,
but
this figure was the most
used
energy
source
during the period time.
It is
clear
that the
use
of oil decreased
significantly
to approximately two fifths (39%) in 2003, although its usage was
just
over a half (52%) in 1985.
In addition
, the figure for nuclear
also
declined from 22% to 17% over the
given
period.
One
the other hand, the percentage of natural gas
saw
a significant increase during the period, rising from 13% to 23%, and becoming the second primary
source
from which the
energy
was produced
. The proportion of
energy
produced from coal and other renewable increased by 5% and 3%
respectively
.
Finally
, the
use
of hydrogen remained stable, at 4% in 1985 and 2003, making it the least
used
source
to provide
energy
.