The charts below show the proportion of the energy produced from different sources in a country between 1985 and 2003 Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons with relevant.

The two pie charts compare a country's proportion of

energy

produced by various sources in 1985 and 2003. In 1985,

energy

produced dominantly from oil at 52%. Other

energy

sources in total contributed less than half, with nuclear and natural gas being utilized over one-tenth at 22% and 13% respectively. The rest were insignificantly producing

energy

with coal at 8%, hydrogen at 4% and other renewable as the lowest at 1%.

In contrast

, the proportion of

energy

generated in 2003 apparently had changed drastically, with

energy

from oil declining to the level of 39%. Nuclear

energy

generators

also

experienced a decrease in

energy

produced by 5%.

On the other hand

, natural gas recorded an apparent increase in producing

energy

with 10% more compared to 1985.

Furthermore

, the data indicate no promising

energy

transition to other renewable sources, with a slight addition, reaching just 4% after 18 years.

Last

but not least, hydrogen was steadily used with the same portion,

while

the use of coal grew quite high by 5%.