The presented line graph gives information about energy consumption in Australia by different fuel types from 1980 to 2030, based on report from 2010.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that there were considerable upward trends among all the billions of units. There is an interesting point here that solar energy reached a low in 1980 and oil reached its peak by 2030.
Looking at the details, as regards oil, its consumption started in the number of slightly above 30 in 1980 and then there was a significant fall in the number of 30 times in 1990, at which point it levelled off at 40 times in 2020 and continued to grow dramatically until 2030. Looking at the number of coal, the trend was similar, started at 15 billion units in 1980, rose gradually, and is projected to reach 32 billion units by 2030. As for natural gas, it fluctuated in the number of 20 in 1980 until 2010 and then noticeable rose until 2030. Another interesting upward trend is nuclear energy, it hit a low in 1980 and showed a consistent but small increase from 3 to 9 billion units over the entire period.
By contrast, the trend for solar energy reached a plateau until 2010 and then figure up down minimally 7 billion units until the end in 2030.