The charts illustrate the comparison of electricity production among four countries in 2020.
Overall, it is evident that France experienced a significant increase in nuclear energy usage, while Finland relied heavily on hydropower. India, on the other hand, showed a noticeable decline in fossil fuel consumption.
In 2020, France accounted for the largest share of nuclear energy production, generating around 87% of its electricity from this source. Finland followed, deriving over half of its energy from hydropower, approximately 63%. Meanwhile, India maintained a significant presence in both nuclear and hydropower energy, with values around 45% and 50% respectively.
A similar pattern can be observed across the countries, as nuclear energy contributed to production in all countries except Finland. Meanwhile, Finland was unable to produce electricity from nuclear sources, as indicated in the pie chart.
