the pie charts below show units of electricity production by fuel source in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000
The pie charts illustrate the generation of
units
of electricity
from coal, natural gas, hydro and nuclear power in two various countries in two different years
, 1980 and 2000.
Overall
, in both countries, the total production of electricity
increased significantly over 20 years
period. Coal was used as the major source of generation of electricity
in Australia and France while
hydro and nuclear power was
used as the least source for the production of Correct subject-verb agreement
were
electricity
in France.
According to
the pie charts, in Australia, coal accounted for exactly half of the total generation of electricity
in the year 1980. However
, it rose dramatically to 130 units
in 2000. One-fifth units
of electricity
were generated from hydropower in Australia, in 1980 which was fallen to 2 units
, in 2000. Likewise
, in 1980, natural gas made up 20 units
of electricity
which declined steeply to 2 units
20 years
later.
On the other hand
, in France, electricity
produced from coal remains unchanged for both years
1980 and 2000 with 25 units
of electricity
. In contrast
, electricity
generated from nuclear power in 1980 numbered 15 units
which went up drastically to 126 units
in the year 2000.Submitted by parukrishna31 on
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