The pie charts below show the comparison different kinds of energy production in France in 1995 and 2005.

The given pie graphs elucidate diverse sorts of

energy

production

in France in 1995 and 2005

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and illustrate the different quotas for five types of

energy

, including gas, coal, petrol, nuclear, and others. In general, coal was continuously the main output; meanwhile, with the decrease in the proportion of petro, all other four categories of

energy

production

went upward throughout the period. Looking into details, the largest amount of

energy

production

in 1985 was coal, accounting for 29.80%, followed by gas (29.63%) and petroleum (29.27%) with narrow differences.

In addition

, nuclear

energy

merely contributed to 6.40% of the whole yield, and other resources made up 4.90%. Turning to

further

details, it can be seen that coal was still the dominant

energy

-producing industry in 2005, with a slight increase of 1.13% in comparison to 1995.

Likewise

, the

production

volume of gas kept a high level, representing 30.31% of the whole

energy

generation in 2015.

However

, there was a noticeable reduction in petro

production

, from 29.27% to 19.55%, which means the

production

of petro was curtailed to 3 in 5 as the previous proportion. On top of that, the generation of both nuclear and other

energy

grew in 1995, the former touched 10.10% and the latter reached 9.10%.