The provided pie charts illustrate sources of electricity manufactured in four different countries including the USA, India, France and Finland in 2020.
Overall, nuclear accounted for the largest share in France and the USA, which was overtaken by hydropower in Finland and India. In contrast, all these countries used fossil fuels less.
Looking at the pie charts in detail, the percentage of fossil fuels used in Finland made up the highest proportion with 63%, followed by India with 50%. That in the USA ranked at the third place with 38%, which outnumbered France by 25%. Similarly, the proportion of fossil fuels used in producing electricity in Finland also took up the largest percentage with more than one-thirds of its total electricity. This figure for the USA and India followed a significant lower pattern with 12% and 5% respectively, while France did not use this source.
In terms of nuclear power used, this figure for France accounted for the highest rate with 87%, which nearly doubled that for India. Moreover, half of electricity produced in the USA came from nuclear power, while this power was not applied in Finland.
