The pie charts below show units of electricity production by fuel source Australia and France in 1980 and 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts illustrate how many

units

of

electricity

were produced/generated/manufactured from different kinds of fuel sources in two different countries in 1980 and 2000.

Although

the total energy manufacturing has increased over the two decades in terms of

two

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countries, the main reservoir in order to generate

electricity

was coal for Australia in both years

while

France utilized more nuclear power in

electricity

production

in 2000. Looking at the first graph in more detail, there were considerably more

units

of

electricity

generated in Australia in 2000 than in 1980, which amounted to 170

units

. The majority of

electricity

production

was derived from coal in both years. Meanwhile, oil was the least preferred power source

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10 out of 100

units

and there was an equivalent unit of

electricity

supplied from hydropower and natural gas. After 20 years, coal, the largest source, dramatically increased to 130

units

in 2000.

Moreover

, the

electricity

city generated by hydropower increased almost twofold

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at 36.

On the other hand

, dependency on natural gas and oil in the

production

of

electricity

was fallen to 2%. Turning now to France, In 1980, fifty per cent of

electricity

production

was met from coal and natural gas, and measured as 25

units

for each out of 90

units

.

While

the

second

-highest

electricity

generation was provided

from

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oil, the least

electricity

generation was from hydropower. It should be emphasized that ,unlike Australia, nuclear energy was used in

electricity

generation and 15

units

of

electricity

were provided from

this

source in 1980. In 2000, the

units

of

electricity

production

increased by 80

units

.

Electricity

production

from nuclear energy has overwhelmingly increased more than eight times and reached 126 out of 170

units

,

whereas

electricity

production

which met from coal remained stable. A slight increase was observed in oil-based

electricity

production

and a tremendous decrease can be seen

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natural gas-based

electricity

production

in 2020 in France.