The pie charts show units of electricity production by fuel source in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000.
The pie charts show data on the
electricity
production from fuel sources in Australia
and in France in 1980 and 2000.
Firstly
, let's talk about 1980
comparison. The Pearl of the Oceania (Correct article usage
the 1980
Australia
) produced 100 units
of electricity
. Coal was the main source
of electricity
production in Australia
, 50 out of 100 units
. Yet, the oil source
was only 10 out of 100 units
and if we count Hydro Power
with Natural Gas together it comes out to 40 out of 100 units
, while
France produced 90 units
and used more options of power
source
, for
example
1/3 of the Add the comma(s)
example,
source
was coal, another 1/3 was natural gas and etc.
Futhermore
, in 2000, Correct your spelling
Furthermore
Australia
started to produce more units
of electricity
, they went from 100 to 170 units
. Coal almost tripled from 50 units
to 130, meanwhile, the Oil and Natural gas consumption was reduced to 4 out of 170 units
and Hydro Power
went from 20 to 36 out of 170.
Turning to fuel sources in France 2000
, we see that the former empire of colonialism has doubled the Change preposition
in 2000
units
of electricity
production. From 90 to 180 units
. Suprisingly
, Correct your spelling
Surprisingly
they're
replaced Correct your spelling
they've
main
Change the article
the main
source
of electricity
, from 50 units
of Oil and Coal to 126 units
of Nuclear Power
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