The pie charts below show unites of electricity production by fuel sources in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
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The pie charts display the proportion of electricity which was produced by fuel sources in two countries from 1980 to 2000.
Overall
, coal resources remained in the top place and there was a significant increase from 50 per cent to nearly 75 per cent in Australia. In France, natural gas
and coal shared the leadership in 1980, 25 units
per each. However
, a massive overtake was seen from nuclear power from 15 units
to 126 units
, making a nearly eightfold jump.
Beginning with the highest rate was in 1980, when Australia produced 100 units
and half of them were made from natural gas
. This
produce in France was a total of 90 units
and natural gas
and coal were divided equally into 25 units
.
In 2000, nuclear power was a popular resource among others, it contained 126 units
out of 180, which were approximately 75 per cent of total production. Despite the amount of natural gas
decreased, the proportion of coal remained constant.Submitted by nurbala788788 on
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