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The image depicts a line graph showing electricity production (TW-h) in France by source from 1980 to 2010 with four lines representing thermal in red, nuclear in orange, hydroelectric in blue, and renewables in green; thermal production ranges from 50 to 75, hydroelectric remains steady at 50, renewables increase slightly from 0 to 25, while nuclear production dramatically rises from 50 to over 400 by 2005, decreasing slightly by 2010.
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The graph illustrates the amount of electricity generated by stations in France over a period of 32 years.
Overall, the biggest number of electricity production in France was nuclear, while the smallest one was renewables.
In 1980, nuclear was the second smallest number of electricity (50), however in the end of the graph nuclear had the biggest number of electricities (400). In contrast, renewable was with smallest fluctuations of electricity in all period approximately 0.
Thermal and hydroelectric was nearly similar during the all period. Hydroelectric remained stable,in 1980 with 50 numbers of electricities, but in the end nearly lesser for 10.Similarly, thermal started with 100 numbers of electricities and concluded with 50 lesser than begin
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