The line graph compares the
production
levels of three primary fuel types in the UK between 1981 and 2000.
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Overall
, it is evident that petroleum Linking Words
production
consistently maintained the highest number of energy units over the two decades despite some fluctuations. Coal Use synonyms
production
witnessed a significant decline, Use synonyms
while
the Linking Words
production
of natural gas experienced substantial growth over the period.
Petroleum Use synonyms
production
rose from 90 Use synonyms
million
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in 1981 to 140 Use synonyms
million
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in 1987 and remained at Use synonyms
this
level until 1990. The following three years saw a temporary drop to 100 Linking Words
million
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tonnes
, but Use synonyms
production
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then
climbed again, reaching approximately 140 Linking Words
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by 2000.
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In contrast
, coal Linking Words
production
declined over the 20 years, with a sharp drop in 1983. The figure bottomed out in 1984 at 39 Use synonyms
million
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tonnes
. Despite a brief rebound to 60 Use synonyms
million
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tonnes
in 1985, the Use synonyms
production
level decreased steadily, finishing at around 35 Use synonyms
million
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tonnes
by 2000. Meanwhile, the Use synonyms
production
of natural gas increased steadily throughout the period. It surpassed coal Use synonyms
production
after 1991, and continued to rise, reaching 100 Use synonyms
million
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tonnes
in 2000.Use synonyms
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