The charts below show the proportion of the energy produced from different sources in a country between 1985 and 2003.

The picture expresses the

figure

for

oil

, natural gas, coal, hydrogen, nuclear and other renewable in one given country in the given years. In 1985,

oil

accounted for 52% and it was 52 times higher than the

figure

for other renewable. Other renewable only accounted for 1% and it was the lowest. The percentage of nuclear was 22% and it and natural gas had a big gap of 9%. Coal accounted for 8% and it was 2 times higher than hydrogen. In 2003, the percentage of

oil

decreased to 39%.

By contrast

, the

figure

for other renewable increased to 4% but it still was 9 times lower than

oil

. Interestingly, the

figure

for hydrogen was the same. Nuclear accounted for 17% and Natural accounted for 23%. The

figure

for coal increased to 13%. In brief, the

figure

for

oil

was highest between 1985 and 2003.

On the other hand

, the percentage of other renewable was the lowest.