The provided charts compare the percentage of electricity consumption across different sectors in Eastern Australia in 2007 and 2010.
Overall, both charts show a minimum change between the usage of electricity. The main difference is that 3 years later, Eastern Australia began to consume other metals 4% more.
In 2007, the proportion of electricity consumed was balanced across all categories. The highest percentage was occupied by residential area, accounted for 28%. Commercial sector stood at 23%, while both manufacturing and aluminium fields were recorded at 13%. Other metals were approximately 12%, whereas mining reached 9%. Agriculture and transport areas remained the same, stooding at 1% or less.
In 2010, the figures were very close to the ones that were 3 years ago. Residential and commercial sectors were 28% and 23%, respectively. Manufacturing and aluminium industry have slightly changed, accounted for 9% and 11%, respectively. Agriculture and transport categories remained unchanged, while other metals stood at 18%.