The pie charts show the comparison of different kind of energy consumption of the UK in two years.

The pie chart illustrates the proportion of five different types of

energy

production in Great Britain in both two years comprising 1995 and 2005.

Overall

,

it is clear that

three non-renewable resources were used in the past to produce

energy

.

However

, in the next decade, the UK changed

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strategy and relied on two main fossil fuels to run the

energy

in the country.

To begin

with, in 1995, oil, petrol and gas had almost the same fraction which was approximately 29.5% followed by nuclear power, with 6.40%.

Energy

from other resources was just under 5% and stayed at the

last

place in the year 1995.

Additionally

, Both the percentage of coal and gas in the next ten years had an upward trajectory and they shot up to 30.93 and 30.31% respectively. A dramatic drop was seen in the petro

energy

production by roughly 10%.

Moreover

, a clean resource

such

as nuclear rose to 10% and others that can be used to create power in the United Kingdom significantly increased to 9.10% in 2005.