The pie charts below show units of electricity production by fuel source in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000

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pie charts display the electricity generation from different fuel sources in separate years, 1980 and 2000.

Overall

, in both countries, total production increased significantly.

Moreover

, in Australia, coal had the highest portion among other fuel sources in both years,

while

in France the main source of electricity was allocated to natural

power

in 2000.

According to

the first chart, half of the total generation consisted of coal, and

this

amount went up dramatically to 130

units

in the end. Despite the fact that Hydropower saw a rising trend, by 16 from 36 to 20

units

, natural gas and oil declined, to 2

units

each. The second graph shows, in 1980, coal and natural

power

shared a similar proportion together totalling 50

units

, and the former remained stable and the latter decreased substantially (2

units

)

at the end

of the period.

Additionally

, in the beginning, the share of oil, nuclear

power

and Hydropower was 20, 15 and 5

units

, respectively. production from hydropower dropped merely 2

units

,

although

the electricity generation from nuclear

power

and oil, with a dramatic increase to 126 and 25

units

.