Band 5+: Task Description The pie charts below show the proportions of energy production from different sources in a country in 2000 and 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. 2000: Coal: 30% Gas: 25% Nuclear: 20% Renewables: 15% Oil: 10% 2010: Coal: 35% Gas: 30% Nuclear: 10% Renewables: 20% Oil: 5%

The charts compare information about the proportion of produced energy from five distinguished sources in a country in these years 1990 and 2010.

Overall, it’s clear that the percentage of coal and natural gas showed by far the most highest result over a period of time. However, the production of energy from other sources was negligible result between 1990 and 2010.

In 1990, generated power from coal saw largest result with 40% and the percentage of natural gas was second highest result with 25%. In 2010, the amount of energy production from natural gas overtook the main source of energy from coal with 35%, while the proportion of call decreased gradually by 10%.

When it comes to nuclear power stations showed the third largest result always 15% in 1990. It is interestingly fact that the produce energy from renewables and other sources saw the similar result at 10%. In 2010 there was no changes in renewable energy stations but the amount of energy from nuclear rose sharply by 5%. The produced energy from other sources went down by 5% and showed the lowest result within 20 years.