The given bar chart illustrates the electricity produced in united states by reusable and non-reusable power in 2009 and 2019. There are two main power sources is renewable and non-renewable such as petroleum, renewables, nuclear, natural gas, coal, solar, wind, geothermal, plant/animal matter, and hydroelectric. The data is calibrated in billion kilowatt-hours.
To start with, Non-renewable energy sources, in 2019 petroleum was produced to low as compare to 2009. Renewables was produced less but after a decade it’s uplifted. Nuclear was produced almost same amount. But the natural gas production was too towering in 2019. In coal it was inverse, in 2009 it’s too tall. It’s the sky-scraping in non-renewable energy source.
Moreover, renewable energy sources, solar wasn’t use as much in 2009. After a decade it’s quite improve. Wind was use little bit in 2009 but the number of wind energy was extreme changed. Geothermal energy and plant/animal matter were not much used in both the years. But the maximum used of hydroelectric was done in both the years.
To conclude, the maximum amount of energy produced by non-renewable energy sources. But gradually the use of non-renewable energy is pumped in future.