The pie graph below shows how electricity is produced in Ireland and the table shows the primary reasons for using electricity in the same country.

The pie depicts that Irelanders harness various energies to produce

electricity

, and the table below describes how much

electricity

is used for different purposes. In overview, people mainly depend on fossil fuels,

that is

coal, to bring about

power

.

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electricity

is employed to operate heaters in every household. There are some non-renewable resources and two renewable ones, of which coal is the major material which generates a massive amount of

power

to support people in Ireland, and it takes up 45% of the total

electricity

. Following that, natural gas makes up the second proportion, which is 35%.

Additionally

, wind

as well as

solar

power

comprise the same percentage of an electric amount.

Next,

according to

the table, 55% of

electricity

is applied to heating, heaters consume plenty of

power

, and

then

another 20% is used for lighting. In terms of consumer electronics, they constitute the lowest number of all energies, just 5%, and

likewise

, fewer people use

electricity

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phone charging, and it is

also

5%.