The pie charts compare the amount of electricity used in different branches of Eastern Europe in 2007 and 2010.
Overall, the largest proportion of electricity was attributed to Residential, while Agriculture accounted for the smallest share. Notably, there were modest increases in Mining and other metals, whereas Aluminium and Manufacturing saw noticeable decreases over the period given.
With regard to 2010, residential consumption of electricity was ranked first at 28%, followed by the figure for commercial with just below a quarter. Mining positioned sixth on the list with relatively lower figures, whereas aluminium, manufacturing and other metals displayed similar distribution, accounting for around 13%. Transport and agriculture usage showed the least proportion.
As for 2010, the figures did not witness dramatic changes over the years. Residential was still dominant with the greatest portion, while commercial, agriculture and transport also remained their consumption level. Other metal’s usage rate increased significantly from 12.30% to 18.30%, following that mining also saw a mere increase by 0.4. On the other hand, there was a slight decrease in both manufacturing and agriculture.
