The charts presented depicts five sources of energy in France for a period of ten years. Overall, gas is the primary source of energy in the country, while other sources take a small percentage of the charts.
During, the ten years gas, petro, and coal are the major sources of energy. Significantly, coal produces the most as compared with petro and coal in 1995 and 2005. Similarly, gas and petro remained constant to be the second and third distributor.
However, nuclear energy had become slightly popular in France. A surprising increase of almost 4% was seen, in 1995 it only contributes at about 6. 40% to now at 10. 10%. The same goes with other sources, which had a two-fold increase in making energy. Within ten years, a dramatic decrease in demand for petro was observed. Petro lost almost 10% from its previous position of 29. 27% in 1995 to 19. 55% in 2005.
The charts presented depicts five
sources
of
energy
in France for a period of ten years.
Overall
, gas is the primary
source
of
energy
in the country, while other
sources
take a
small
percentage of the charts.
During, the ten years gas,
petro
, and coal are the major
sources
of
energy
.
Significantly
, coal produces the most as compared with
petro
and coal in 1995 and 2005.
Similarly
, gas and
petro
remained constant to be the second and third distributor.
However
, nuclear
energy
had become
slightly
popular in France. A surprising increase of almost 4% was
seen
, in 1995 it
only
contributes at about 6. 40% to
now
at 10. 10%. The same goes with other
sources
, which had a two-fold increase in making
energy
. Within ten years, a dramatic decrease in demand for
petro
was observed
.
Petro
lost almost 10% from its previous position of 29. 27% in 1995 to 19. 55% in 2005.