The chart illustrates changes in the proportion of the energy produced from various resources in a country in 1985 and 2003.
Overall, the oil energy produced was still the highest percentage, despite a significant decrease. The amount of energy produced from Nuclear reduced dramatically while the percentages of energy produced from Natural gas and Coal rose sharply by 2003.
The change in the energy produced from Natural gas increased by 10% from 13% to 23% while energy produced from Coal grew steeply by 14% from 8% to 22%. Energy produced from other renewable sources increased slowly from 1% to 4%.
On the other hand, the percentages of energy produced from Oil fell dramatically from 52% to 39% while the proportion of energy produced from Nuclear reduced sharply from 22% to 8%. And the percentage of energy produced from Hydro stayed at 4% in 1985 and 2003.
In conclusion, the highest decline was in Nuclear energy produced. Oil produced also dipped significantly but it was still the highest percentage in both years.
