The above pie chart illustrates the amount of electricity generated in two countries over the course of two years. They were calculated in units. New Zealand produced 127 units as a whole in 1980's and 200 in 2010. The h
The graphs provide a clear visual image of the proportion of electricity units that use 5 different types of fuel in France and Australia in 1980 and two decades later.It is clear from the graph that , Coal is the most c
The pie charts exhibit units of electricity production by fuel source in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000.Overall,both countries had a rise in different categories of fuel source.
The charts illustrate the production of electricity from fuel sources in two countries between 1980 and 2000. Overall, the sources that were commonly used in Australia and France were coal and natural gas while the least
The four pie charts depict information about sources of generated electricity in two different countries in 2009, broken down into two categories which are all types and renewables. Units are measured in percentage.
The pie charts illustrate power plant production sources in two major categories, all types and renewables, in Germany and France, in 2009. Overall, Germany's electricity relied mostly on conventional thermal while Fran
The provided charts represent the amount of electricity in Scotland based on several energy sources 20 years ago compared to the last year. Based on the data, there are seven types of energy sources, namely hydro pumped
The pie charts illustrate measures of electricity production by various fuel sources in two different countries, Australia and France, between 1980 and 2000.
The pie charts above visually illustrate the sources of electricity in the four countries, which are India, Sweden, Morocco, and Vietnam, between 2003 and 2008. In general, it can be seen that Morocco and Sweden majorly