The pie charts below show the comparision of different kinds of energy production in France in two years.

The two pie charts illustrate the difference in

energy

source distribution in France in 1995 and 2005.

Overall

it is clear that

energy

production changed significantly for

petrol

and nuclear

sources

between these two years. In 1995 there were three main

sources

of electricity production namely coal, gas and

petrol

, which were responsible for just shy over 90% of all amount of the produced

energy

.

Therefore

, only 11.3% of the total amount of

energy

was sourced from nuclear and other

sources

. 

On the other hand

,

although

coal, gas and

petrol

remained the main

sources

of

energy

in 2005, their contribution to

energy

production reduced to approximately 80%,

while

nuclear and other

sources

produced two times more in comparison with 1995.

This

difference was achieved by reducing the usage of

petrol

by 10%.

According to

the data, the portion of electricity produced from coal and gas in 2005 increased between half and one per cent compared to 1995.