The given tabular chart illustrate the information about the Canadian government investments in coal, natural gas, nuclear, wind, solar and other energies between 2005 and 2015. Overview, it is clearly seen that the highest amount of energy spended by Canadian authority on coal and least amount of energy invest in solar energy. Looking at the detail, in 2005 the Canadian government invest energy from coal was 44. 93%. After a decade, it was sharp decreased with the percentage of 10. In contrast, the proportion of investment in natural gas was 35% in 2005 and there was a dramatic decline in the proportion of natural gas was 25% in 2015 and followed by nuclear energy that was 23% in same year before showing decreasing trend with the percentage of 4. 59 % in 2010.
In the case of wind energy, there was minor differences with slight increase observed over the time period having the ratio of 7%. Furthermore, Canadian authority spended in solar energy and other energy in 2005 with 0. 02% and 8. 16% respectively and followed by 2015 where investment grew up with the proportion of 1% in both energies.
The
given
tabular chart illustrate the information about the Canadian
government
investments in coal, natural gas, nuclear, wind, solar and other
energies
between 2005 and 2015. Overview, it is
clearly
seen
that the highest amount of
energy
spended
by Canadian authority on coal and least amount of
energy
invest in solar
energy
. Looking at the detail, in 2005 the Canadian
government
invest
energy
from coal was 44. 93%. After a decade, it was sharp decreased with the percentage of 10.
In contrast
, the proportion of investment in natural gas was 35% in 2005 and there was a dramatic decline in the proportion of natural gas was 25% in 2015 and followed by nuclear
energy
that was 23% in same year
before
showing decreasing trend with the percentage of 4. 59 % in 2010.
In the case of wind
energy
,
there was minor differences
with slight increase observed over the time period having the ratio of 7%.
Furthermore
, Canadian authority
spended
in solar
energy
and other
energy
in 2005 with 0. 02% and 8. 16%
respectively
and followed by 2015 where investment grew up with the proportion of 1% in both
energies
.