The graph represents the levels of production for primary fuels in a European nation from the year 1981 to 2000.
The figure illustrates trends of different
fuel
productions in a European Nation between 1981 and 2000.
The data shows that fuel
production
from Petroleum
has been fluctuating during the period. Nevertheless
, it has always produced more fuel
compared to other materials.
On the other hand
, the chart indicates that Natural Gas
has caught up to Coal's level of production
in 1997. It has always produced more fuels in the future years too. It is not surprising as Coal production
has been in constant decline since 1987. On the contrary
, Natural Gas
production
was stagnant until around the 90s, then
a slight increase year by year was experienced.
Another point worth mentioning is the production
level for Petroleum
rarely falls below 100 marks. According to
the chart, both Coal and Natural Gas
have never produced that much fuel
even once.
To summarize, the biggest primary fuel
production
in a European Country have
always Change the verb form
has
came
from Change the verb form
come
Petroleum
. Eventhough
Correct your spelling
Even though
Coal
Correct article usage
the Coal
production
level was below Petroleum
at
the 80s, Natural Change preposition
in
Gas
have
been producing more Change the verb form
has
fuel
. Consequently
, the second biggest contributor of fuel
in 2000 was Natural Gas
, followed by Coal.Submitted by aqilahanifah22 on
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