The charts below shows the propertion of the energy produced from different sources in a country between 1985 and 2003

The charts illustrate the percentages of

energy

generated from five particular

resources

and other recyclable

resources

in a nation in 1985 and 2003. It is evident that the power contribution of oil occupied the most in both years

while

recycled

resources

were allocated the least in 1985,

although

it raised by a minimal amount in 2003. Regarding oil, it provided marginally over half of the

energy

in 1985, and its proportion declined by thirteen per cent in 2003,

although

it was the most reliable

energy

source of all time.

Similarly

, nuclear

energy

accounted for only 8 per cent in 2003, after providing slightly over one-fifth of

energy

produced across the country in 1985.

On the contrary

, the

energy

manufacturings by coal and natural gas were in opposite trend.

Although

coal supported only 8% of

energy

in 1985, it increased to 22% in 2003. At the same time,

energy

generation by natural gas

also

grew by 10%.

However

, hydro remained constant at 4 per cent, the same proportion of

energy

generated by other recycled

resources

in 2003.