The line graph illustrates how much energy is produced from three different sources-renewable energy, fossil fuels, and nuclear energy from 2010 to 2022. Overall, while the energy produced from fossil fuels and nuclear energy declined, renewable energy showed an increase in its use.However, fossil fuels remained the heading energy source throughout the period.
Starting with the figures which demonstated a downward trend, nuclear energy constituted only 10% of global energy in 2010 while declining slowly to approximately 2% in 2022 with minor fluctuations in between. As for fossil fuels, it began with 80% in the first year which was its peak point, although shaply falling to 50% in the final year, it ranked as the number one energy source over the time.
With regard to the only figure that showed an upward trend, renewable energy made up the 10% of global energy production in 2010 after which it started to grow by 2012 onwards. Starting in this year, the percentage of energy generated from the renewable energy rose gradually, reaching its highest point in 2022 at around 50%, making it the second most widely used energy source.
