Task-1 The pie charts show the electricity generated in Germany and France from all sources and renewables in the year 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
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This
report will describe a pie chart showing the production of electricity comparison between all types of sources
and renewables in Germany
and France
in 2009.
Overall
, Germany
's electricity generation in 2009 is higher than France
's. Germany
produces most of their energy
from conventional thermal sources
nearly 60 per cent
,on the other hand
, France
generates their energy
from nuclear power 76 per cent
. Both two countries' renewable energy
sources
rate between de 10-20 per cent
. Germany
has also
nuclear power plants and they produce energy
from there 23 per cent
. France
's conventional thermal energy
rate is about 10 per cent
.
If we look at the renewable energy
types of these two countries, the pie chart have illustrate us Germany
has a lot of variety in these sources
. Biomass and wind energy
rates are very close to each other. But in ,France
there is one source
that is
eye-catching. The rate of hydroelectric energy
production in France
is occupied by this
source
.
To conclude
, the pie chart about the energy
generated in Germany
and France
from all sources
in 2009 shows us the primary energy
source
of Germany
is conventional thermal energy
. When we look at the percentages of production of energy
from France
we can see that nuclear energy
is the first source
which France
generates.Submitted by basolasli2 on
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