The graph below shows the production levels of the main kinds of fuel in the UK between 1981 and 2000. Summarize the formation by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart shows a comprehensive overview of the production trend of three primary fuel sources in

UK

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the UK

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over a

19 year

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19-year

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period. The unit of measurement used in energy is millions of

tonnes

.

Overall

, natural gas shows a substantial rise over the period.

While

the other two, petroleum and coal, show fluctuating

movement

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movements

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throughout the years.

To begin

with, natural gas started

around

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at around

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40

million

tonnes

and slowly increased to above 40

million

in 1981 until it reached

peaking

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peak

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up to 100

million

tonnes

in 2000.

In contrast

, coal production showed a downward trend,

initially

to 80 units in 1981, and

then

rebounding

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rebounded

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greatly, it

dips

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dipped

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to 40

million

tonnes

,

then

went up slightly to 60

million

from 1986 to 1991 and it

plateaud

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plateaued

plateaus

plateau

until it

experiences

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continuous drop throughout the year. For petroleum, starts at around 90

million

metric

tonnes

and rises

until

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to

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140 units in 1986,

decline

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declines

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to 100

million

tonnes

in 1991 and

climb

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climbs

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up again for the subsequent year until 2000 reaching its highest consumption at approximately 150

millions

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million

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tonnes

.