The given pie chart illustrates how electricity is produced in Ireland and the given table illustrates the principal reasons for using electricity.
The given pie chart illustrates how
electricity
is produced in Ireland and the given table illustrates the principal reasons for using electricity
in the same country.
Overall
, the majority of electricity
is produced by coal and gas, and the primary reason for using electricity
is heating.
According to
the pie chart, in Ireland, coal is used to produce the majority of electricity
and 45% of electricity
is produced by coal. Similarly
, 35 % of electricity
is produced by gas. The rest of 20% of electricity
is produced by 10% of solar power and 10% of wind power.
According to
the table, in Ireland, 55% of electricity
is utilized to produce heat. Moreover
, 20% of electricity
is used for lighting. Kitchen appliances consume 15% of electricity
. Phone charging and consumer electronics consume the same percentage of electricity
which is 5, and these two consume the lowest amount of electricity
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