The two pie charts provides information about the percentage of produce energy from different sources in the country from 1985 to 2003.
Overall, the producing of oil was the highest proportion, while the least use has for other renewable energy. As well as gas and coal have upward trend, but hydrogen is remain stable and there are decline in use forms oil and nuclear during that given period.
In 1985, the energy source derived from oil was the greatest percentage at 52%, whereas in 2003, fell to 39%. The natural gas and coal were increased rapidly by 9% and 6% respectively between 1985 and 2003. On the other hand, others renewable energy were the lowest percentage at 1% in 1985 and grow to 4% by 2003.
Meanwhile, there is decline in the percentage of the nuclear energy by 5% from 1985 to 2003. In addition to, hydrogen is stabilized with 4% during that period.
The two pie charts provides information about the
percentage
of produce
energy
from
different
sources in the country from 1985 to 2003.
Overall
, the producing of oil was the highest proportion, while the least
use
has for other renewable
energy
.
As well
as gas and coal have upward
trend
,
but
hydrogen is
remain
stable and there are decline in
use
forms oil and nuclear during that
given
period.
In 1985, the
energy
source derived from oil was the greatest
percentage
at 52%, whereas in 2003, fell to 39%. The natural gas and coal
were increased
rapidly
by 9% and 6%
respectively
between 1985 and 2003.
On the other hand
, others renewable
energy
were the lowest
percentage
at 1% in 1985 and grow to 4% by 2003.
Meanwhile, there is decline in the
percentage
of the nuclear
energy
by 5% from 1985 to 2003.
In addition
to, hydrogen
is stabilized
with 4% during that period.