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The image shows changes in energy consumption (measured in Ktoe – Thousand tonnes) across three sectors: Agriculture, Commercial, and Public Admin. Agriculture shows minor changes with approximately -1 Ktoe (Solid Fuels), -0.5 Ktoe (Natural Gas), 0 Ktoe (Electricity), 0 Ktoe (Heat), +2 Ktoe (Bio & Waste), and -4 Ktoe (Petroleum). Commercial indicates moderate reductions with roughly -5 Ktoe (Solid Fuels), -120 Ktoe (Natural Gas), -20 Ktoe (Electricity), -70 Ktoe (Heat), -5 Ktoe (Bio & Waste), and -10 Ktoe (Petroleum). Public Admin shows notable variations with about -15 Ktoe (Solid Fuels), -35 Ktoe (Natural Gas), -70 Ktoe (Electricity), 0 Ktoe (Heat), +0.1 Ktoe (Bio & Waste), and -5 Ktoe (Petroleum).
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The chart in question shows the changes in the consumption of attained energy from different sources and sectors from 2018 to 2019.
Most of the usage comes from electircity in the commercial sector and overall this sector has the most comsumption above all. The least belongs to Agriculture usage and its use of resources with less than minus 50 ktoe.
The source with minimum usage is heat and solid fuels as they are barely used in both Agriculture and Commercial sectors. Most of the usage belongs to Electricity source. The second is Natural gas as both used in Public Admin greatly. Lastly, Bio and waste also used in a small amount compared to Natural Gas and Electricity with its main usage being in Commercial sector.
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