The pie charts compare the proportions of electricity produced in four different countries from three types of sources: hydropower, nuclear, and fossil fuels.
overall, it is clear that Nuclear power was a predominant resource to generate electricity in the US and France, while Hydropower dominated in India and Finland. it is also worth noting that France did not rely on Fossil fuels and Finland did not use nuclear power, indicating usage of clean energy resources.
In India and the USA, electricity production is divided among multiple sources. India’s electricity generation is almost evenly distributed between hydropower (50%) and fossil fuels (45%), with a small portion (5%) coming from nuclear power. Similarly, in the USA, fossil fuels account for 50% of electricity production, followed by hydropower at 38% and nuclear energy at 12%. Both countries utilize a combination of energy sources, with the USA using a slightly higher proportion of nuclear energy compared to India.
In contrast, Finland and France depend heavily on a single energy source. Finland generates 63% of its electricity from hydropower, with the remaining 37% coming from fossil fuels, and no reliance on nuclear energy. Conversely, France produces 87% of its electricity from nuclear power, with hydropower contributing the remaining 13%. Fossil fuels are not used in France’s electricity generation. This illustrates a significant difference in the energy strategies between these two countries