The pie charts illustrate quantities of electricity generated by different
fuel
sources in different two countries in two respective years: 1980 and 2000. Looking at an Use synonyms
overall
perspective, it is readily apparent that there was no use of Nuclear Linking Words
Power
to make electricity in Australia, unlike France.
Starting with Australia, the use with the greatest number of Use synonyms
fuel
is Coal in both years, with each making up 50 Use synonyms
units
and 130 Use synonyms
units
of total production. It was followed by Natural Gas and Hydro Use synonyms
Power
having the same figures of 20 Use synonyms
units
, which was double that of Oil in 1980. Use synonyms
Additionally
, the second largest Linking Words
fuel
source in 2000 was Hydro Use synonyms
Power
, which was almost a quarter of the amount produced by Coal. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, the Natural Gas and Oil in 2000, which consumption is the least, had carried only 2 Linking Words
units
.
For France, Coal and Natural Gas, which were the largest sources stood at 25 Use synonyms
units
in the late 1900s. In 2000, Nuclear Use synonyms
Power
was the largest electricity output by Use synonyms
fuel
source There was an eightfold increase in the consumption of Nuclear Use synonyms
fuel
from 15 Use synonyms
units
in 1990 to 126 Use synonyms
units
in 2000. A relatively low figure was observed in Hydro Use synonyms
Power
with their consumption remaining at only 5 Use synonyms
units
and 2 Use synonyms
units
respectively in 1980 and 2000.Use synonyms
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