The pie charts on the left hand illustrate electricity generation from all resources in 2 different countries (Germany and France), in 2009, while the pie charts shown on the right hand extract the renewables part.
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 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
These histograms manifest the Eectricity generated in Germany and France. These histograms are divided into 2 parts for each country. One for all types of electricity used in the country and the other is for the renewab
The four charts compare the electricity generated in Germany and France in 2009. Overall, it can be seen that conventional thermal was the main source of electricity in Germany, whereas nuclear was the main source in Fra
The pie charts illustrate the information about electricity production by using varied kinds of sources and exhaustible resources in Germany and France in 2009.
The above pie charts provide information on the sources of electricity generation Germany and France was using in 2009. Overall, it is discernible that conventional thermal was the primary source of energy in Germany, wh
These pie charts demonstrate to what portion of the electricity each source of power contributed in two categories of all types and renewables. There are two charts shown for Germany and two for France both of which rela
As an introduction, the pie charts illustrate the percentages of electricity which was produced by different sources including renewables, during the year 2009 in Germany and in France.
These pie charts illustrate, the proportion of the electricity generated in Garmany and French from all types of sources and renewables in the year 2009. Overall, the percentage of renewables among all types was not hig
The pie charts depict the amount of electricity generated in Germany and France from all sources including renewables in the year 2009. Units are measured in kWh.
The pie charts illustrate the proportions of the different kinds of sources that produced electricity in Germany and France in 2009. Overall, most of the electricity consumed in Germany is generated from conventional the
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