The pie chart illustrates the global distribution of energy sources in 2010.
Petroleum was by far the dominant source, contributing 39% of the total energy production. This was followed by gas and coal, which accounted for 23% and 22%, respectively. Nuclear energy made up a modest 9%, while hydropower comprised a mere 7% of the total.
Overall, fossil fuels represented an overwhelming majority of global energy sources, whereas only 7%, a negligible fraction, came from a renewable source.
The pie chart below illustrates the utilizing of world’s energy, namely, petroleum, natural gas, coal, nuclear electric power and renewable in 2010. Overall, it is clear that the petroleum was the most utilizied energy in that period, while other proportions like, nuclear electric power and renewable had small percentages. Natural electric power and coal were […]
The diagram illustrates the consumption of energy in 2010. Overall, the biggest percentage of energy was held by petroleum , whereas the lowest percentage was used by renewable energy. The major part of the diagram was held by petroleum ,which contained 39% .While percentages of natural gas and coal were quite similar, natural gas had […]
The charts compare global energy consumption by source in 2010 and present a detailed breakdown of renewable energy use during the same year. Overall, the world relied overwhelmingly on fossil fuels, whereas renewables played a minor role in total energy consumption. Within the renewable category, traditional biomass was by far the most prominent source, while […]
The pie shows breakdown of global consumption in 2010. Overall, the dominant sources of energy in 2010, petroleum and natural gas leading mix. Nuclear and renewable energy have a small proportion. Petroleum was the most useful energy source, haved 39% of total. Natural gas and coal followed 23% and 22%. These three of the five […]
As we can see we have a chart of the global breakdown of energy consumption of the year 2010 This chart Has five colors each one of them represents a type of energy Based on the chart we see that the global most consumed energy is the blue one petroleum by 39% which is not […]
The pie charts illustrate the percentage of people’s spenditure in an anonymous European country was spent on different commodities and services in 2 years, 1958 and 2008. Overall, there was an increase in housing, travel and luxury goods’ percentage, while others experienced a drop. Futhermore, housing and food accounted for a large proportion of the […]
The pie charts illustrate the sources of income and expenditure of a children’s charity in the USA in one year. Overall, donated food accounted for the largest proportion of the charity’s income, while program services were the dominant category of expenditure. Additionally, the charity’s income was slightly higher than its expenditure. Regarding revenue sources, donated […]
The pie charts illustrate the comparison of several types of power generation in France from 1995 to 2005. Overall, it is clear that gas and coal were the most produced sources of energy in the review period. Whereas, nuclear and other sources of energy productions showed the lower percentages. Looking at the information in more […]
The provided table and pie charts depict the sources and uses of the Police authorized fund in the UK. According to these charts and table, all data given is in million Sterling pounds and percentages. Overall, after a thorough analysis of the pie charts and table, what can be discerned is that the National government […]
The two pie charts illustrate the proportion of water used for different types of agricultural products and the shares of income earned from them in Australia in 2004. Overall, most of the water was spent on fruit and vegetable crops in 2004, which were also the most profitable products in the same year. Vegetables accounted […]
The two pie charts illustrate the proportion of electricity usage in various sectors in Eastern Australia in two years (2007 and 2010). Overall, in both years residential and commercial ones accounted for over half of all electricity usage, while the least were in transport and agriculture. There were no any increases in consumption from residential […]
