The pie chart show the electricity generated in Germany and France from all source and renewbles in the year 2009.
The pie charts illustrate the information about
electricity
production
by using varied kinds of sources and exhaustible resources
in Germany
and France
in 2009.
Overall
, in Germany
, the major contributor was conventional thermal for electricity
generation, whereas
in France
was nuclear. Furthermore
, when it comes to renewable resources
, the main resource was biomass in Germany
, conversely
hydroelectric in France
.
To begin
with, Germany
and France
used conventional thermal, nuclear and renewable resources
for their electricity
production
. In Germany
, approximately 60% of conventional thermal was used, whereas
nearly 10% was used in France
.
When it comes to exhaustible resources
, Germany
used nearly 30% of biomass power
whereas
, in contrast
, about 80% of hydroelectricity was used in France
. Sola power
was the least amount of usage in terms of electricity
production
in Germany
, which contributed 6.1%. Moreover
, when it comes to the electricity
production
of France
, 10.5% of wind power
was contributed. However
, in Germany
, a quarter of wind power
was used in terms of electricity
generation. Notably, neither of the countries used geothermal as an electricity
production
resource in 2009.Submitted by nadee.document on
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