The bar chart illustrates the production of electricity from 5 different energy sources in 3 countries in 2024.
Overall, the proportion of electricity which was generated from coal dominated in all 3 countries A, B and C. In addition, the percentage of electricity produced from hydro and nuclear shown a significant discrepancy in 3 nations.
The distribution of generated electricity from coal, hydro and nuclear had the dramatic gap in each country. The percentage of electricity generated from coal in country A dominated, with 45%, followed by 20% and 15% in country B and C, respectively. The generation of electricity from hydro reached the highest point in country B, making up 40%, which was 4 times as high as that of country A, just 10%. The figure for the country C witnessed the lowest, at 5%. The proportion of electricity generated from nuclear in country C was the highest, constituting 50%, which was exponentially higher than the figure for country A and B, which had the parity with 5%.
Gas and solar/wind shown the nearly similar common rate in all 3 countries. The percentage of electricity generated from gas recorded the high in country A, at 25%. This figure was higher than that of country B by 5%, which ahead of 10% in country C. The production of electricity from solar/wind witnessed the highest in country B, making up 20%, followed by the figure for country A and C, both constituting 15%.
