The pie graph below shows how electricity is produced in Ireland and the table shows the primary reasons for using electricity in the same country. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart displays the source of

power

generation in Ireland, and the table illustrates the main reasons for energy consumption in the same nation.

Overall

, Coal and Gas generate the highest proportion of energy as compared to wind and solar as the least. In terms of percentage usage, heating is the major

power

consumer,

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contrary to electronics and phone charging as the lowest,

while

lighting and kitchen appliances are on average. The coal

power

plant, the biggest producer, supplied almost half of the entire

power

supply in Ireland.

Also

, the gas plant, provides a sufficient supply of more than a

third

of the nation’s energy,

while

solar and wind equally generates only a tenth of the total output. Heating uses most of the electrical

power

that consumes 55% of the total supply in the country. The other components,

such

as lighting, and kitchen, appliances have a percentage usage

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20%, and 15%, respectively.

Furthermore

, consumer electronics and phone charging are equally using a minimal fraction of 5%.