The bar chart illustrates the amount of energy produced from oil, natural gas, coal and renewable sources in 2020, measured in quadrillion BTUs.
Overall, natural gas produced the highest amount of energy, while renewable sources generated the least.
Natural gas was the leading source of energy, producing approximately 33 quadrillion BTUs. Oil followed with around 23 quadrillion BTUs, which was about 10 quadrillion BTUs lower than natural gas.
In contrast, coal generated about 10 quadrillion BTUs, while renewable sources produced the least energy at approximately 5 quadrillion BTUs. This shows a significant gap between fossil fuels and renewable energy production.
