The pie charts illustrate the proportion of electricity-related sources including fossil fuel, hydro power, nuclear power produced in 4 countries in terms of India, Sweden, Morocco, Vietnam over a period from 2003 to 2008.
Overall, India dominated in the percentage of fossil fuel while Morrocco utilized hydro energy as the most. Notably, there was no record of nuclear power in Vietnam and Morocco’s counterpart. Conversely, Sweden possessed a huge quantity of nuclear power compared to remaining nations.
Going into the statistic of India, fossil fuel was the main electricity-produced energy, depicting 82% compared to 14% of hydro power and 4% for nuclear power. On the contrary, the figure for fossil fuel in Sweden constituted as the lowest threshold with only 4% while hydro power and nuclear power saw a significant portion with 52% and 44% respectively.
Turning to two remaining regions, Morocco produced a large number of electricity derived from hydro power with a staggering 95%, contrasting with 5% of fossil fuel. By contrast, in Vietnam, fossil fuel plays a crucial role in producing electricity, accounting for 56% while hydro power portrayed 44%. Notably, neither Morocco nor Vietnam possessed electricity based on nuclear power.