The bar chart represents energy consumption in UK and USA in 2000 and 2006. Overall, there is a drastic change in the consumption of coal and gas in both there countries while others having slight fluctuation in consumption percentage.
The energy consumption of coal in UK and USA in 2000 was the more compared to gas at 30% and 35% respectively. In contrast, the energy consumed by gas in both countries increased to approximately 35% and 25% respectively while consumption of coal reduced to around 15% in UK and 25% in USA.
The oil consumption in USA is the highest in both the years between 35% to 40% while UK has seen a slight increase to 30%. There is least consumption of nuclear power and other renewable sources in both countries with minor fluctuations between the years. The consumption of nuclear power in UK in 2006 has a decrease of about 5% and consumption of other renewable sources remains around 10%. In USA, the energy consumption of both the sources has also decreased in 2006.