The line graph illustrates how the consumption of
oil
, coal, natural Use synonyms
gas
, hydro and other renewable Use synonyms
energy
in the world changed between 1965 and 2013. Units are measured in Billion Metric Tons of Use synonyms
Oil
Equivalent.
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Overall
, the most striking feature is that the consumption of every Linking Words
energy
resource increased, Use synonyms
however
, Linking Words
whereas
Linking Words
oil
, remaining the most common commodity, coal and natural Use synonyms
gas
rose more significantly, than hydro and other renewable Use synonyms
energy
, which had stood at roughly 0 until 1999.
Use synonyms
Oil
, coal and natural Use synonyms
gas
represent the three main Use synonyms
energy
resources, standing at 1.5, just under 1.5 and just over 0.5 Use synonyms
BMTOE
in 1965, respectively. All these commodities had a similar pattern of a surge, with Use synonyms
oil
hitting a peak at roughly 4.2 Use synonyms
BMTOE
, coal reaching around 3.8 Use synonyms
BMTOE
and natural Use synonyms
gas
ending at approximately 3.1 Use synonyms
BMTOE
in 2013. Use synonyms
However
, Linking Words
while
natural Linking Words
gas
increased steeply and consistently, Use synonyms
oil
dropped in 1975 and 1983 and coal remained stable between 1985 and 1999 at the level of around 2.3 Use synonyms
BMTOE
.
Hydroenergy and renewables were consumed the least. Use synonyms
However
, Linking Words
while
hydro Linking Words
energy
stood at roughly 0 in 1965, it Use synonyms
had
soared consistently to just under 1.0 Unnecessary verb
apply
BMTOE
by 2013, Use synonyms
whereas
renewables began to rise only in 1999, ending at approximately 0.4 Linking Words
BMTOE
in 2013.Use synonyms