The pie charts below show the comparison of different kinds of energy production of France in two years.

The two pie charts illustrate the proportion of gas, coal,

petrol

, nuclear and other types of

energy

produced by France in 1995 and 2005.

Overall

,

while

coal remained the most produced item, other sources were the least in both the given years. Interestingly, the production of all forms of

energy

grew with the exception of

petrol

over ten years. In 1995, coal, gas and

petrol

accounted for approximately 29% of the

energy

produced. Analysing the pie chart

further

, nuclear

energy

and other sources of

energy

stood at 6.40 and 4.90% respectively. With regard to 2005, the production of coal and gas increased by about 1% each.

On the contrary

, the manufacture of

petrol

reduced by almost 10%,

finally

settling at just under 20% in the final year. Moving ahead,

energy

from nuclear sources was 10.10% in 2005 and the production of other kinds of

energy

nearly doubled over the decade.