The pie charts delineate the production of electrical sources in four distinct countries over a 5-year period, spanning from 2003 to 2008.
What is most striking when looking at the data is that fossil fuel displayed the highest figure in the sources of the electricity produced throughout four countries, in stark contrast to nuclear power. Notably, in Morocco and Viet Nam, nuclear power was not used in these two countries.
In terms of fossil fuel, this proportion accounted for 95% in Morocco, which was by far the highest figure on the entire chart, and the figures for India, Sweden, and Vietnam were lower, at 82%, 52%, and 56%, respectively. Remarkably, the production of hydropower in Sweden and VietNam (44%) far exceeded that of India and Morocco, with respective percentages being 14% and 5%.
Another salient observation is that the fabrication of nuclear power in India and Sweden reached parity (about 4%), emerging as the least substantial figure in the chart.
