The line graph shows trends in the consumption of both renewable and non-renewable energy in us from the year 1980 with future predictions till 2030. Overall, petrol and fuel are the dominant fuel source throughout the period. While 1980, 35q petrol and oil used and then rose to 40q units in 2020. The consumption of petrol and oil is expected to grow in the upcoming year and reach 50q in 2030. Consumption of energy from natural gas and coal followed a familiar pattern over the whole period. From 16q and 20q respectively in 1980. Gas showed an initial fall and coal gradual increase, with both fuels equal between 1985 to 1990. After 1990, the consumption of natural gas and coal has fluctuated. Coal consumption is projected to rise 31q in 2030, whereas after 2014, gas will remain stable at 25q. Renewable sources of energy like nuclear, solar/wind and hydropower were the least-used, with 4q in 1980. Nuclear gradual rose by 5q and solar/wind by 2q. After a slight increase, hydropower has fallen back to the 1980 figure. It is expected to maintain this level until 2030, while others rise slightly after 2025.
The line graph
shows
trends in the
consumption
of both renewable and non-renewable energy in us from the year 1980 with future predictions till 2030.
Overall
, petrol and fuel are the dominant fuel source throughout the period. While 1980, 35q petrol and oil
used
and then rose to 40q units in 2020. The
consumption
of petrol and oil is
expected
to grow in the upcoming year and reach 50q in 2030.
Consumption
of energy from natural
gas
and coal followed a familiar pattern over the whole period. From 16q and 20q
respectively
in 1980.
Gas
showed
an initial fall and coal gradual increase, with both fuels equal
between 1985 to 1990
. After 1990, the
consumption
of natural
gas
and coal has fluctuated. Coal
consumption
is projected
to rise 31q in 2030, whereas after 2014,
gas
will remain stable at 25q. Renewable sources of energy like nuclear, solar/wind and hydropower were the least-
used
, with 4q in 1980. Nuclear gradual rose by 5q and solar/wind by 2q. After a slight increase, hydropower has fallen back to the 1980 figure. It is
expected
to maintain this level until 2030, while others rise
slightly
after 2025.