The two pie charts below show total world energy consumption and electricity generation for last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The two pie charts provide statistics about how much

energy

was generated and used

last

year. Units are measured in percentages. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is readily apparent that the usage of

oil

in

energy

consumption had the highest numbers,

while

coal showed a peak for power generation. Moving to a more detailed analysis,

oil

and coal experienced over half of

energy

use in total respectively 34% and 25%, followed by the second most preferred fossil fuel type which is gas at 20%. A sharp difference can be seen between the usage and production of

oil

and coal, just 14 under the trend for coal,

whereas

the figure for

oil

was 5 times lower for

energy

production. In terms of other means of power, renewables were at 10% in

energy

consumption, compared to 16% of

energy

creation with hydro technology which was used at 2%. Atomic

energy

accounted for 15%

in

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the production process and made up roughly half of it for use, accompanied by other modes of

energy

which represented the lowest proportions for both charts.