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The image displays a line graph titled 'Energy Source Trends Over Time', with the y-axis representing 'Percentage (%)' and the x-axis representing 'Year'. The data points for each energy source are as follows: Coal: 1990 at 60%, 2005 at 40%, 2010 at 30%, 2020 at 15%, and 2025 at 10%. Natural Gas: 1990 at 10%, 2005 at 35%, 2010 at 40%, and 2025 at 20%. Renewables: 1990 at 5%, 2005 at 10%, 2010 at 15%, 2020 at 35%, and 2025 at 40%. Nuclear: 1990 at 25%, 2005 at 15%, 2010 at 15%, 2020 at 25%, and 2025 at 30%.
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The graph demonstrates the percentage of total electricity created by four different fuel sources in specific European country in 1990 to 2025
Overall, it is clear that electricity generated by coal sharply declined, whereas the percentage of renewables and nuclear energy rose slightly, and natural gas has fluctuated.
In 1990, the percentage of energy generated by coal reached 60%, whereas natural gas accounted only 10%. In 2010, electricity produced by coal steadyly decreased, obtained 30% before declined to 10% in 2025. The percentage of nature gas increased at about 40% and then decreased to 20%.
The opposite of that, in 1990, the percentage of enerygy source produced by renewables and nuclear at about 6% and 25%. After 25 years period, they increased sharply with the former at 40% and the latter at 30%
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