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The image displays a line graph titled "Energy production by source (1980–2015)", showing the percentage of energy production against the year. In 1980, Fossil fuels were at 70%, Nuclear at 10%, Renewables at 5%, and Other sources at 15%. By 1985, Fossil fuels were approximately 68%, Nuclear 13%, Renewables 8%, and Other sources 12%. In 1990, Fossil fuels were at 65%, Nuclear 16%, Renewables 11%, and Other sources 10%. In 1995, Fossil fuels accounted for about 62%, Nuclear 19%, Renewables 14%, and Other sources 8%. Around 2000, Fossil fuels were at 58%, Nuclear 21%, Renewables 17%, and Other sources 7%. In 2005, the data points were: Fossil fuels 55%, Nuclear 22%, Renewables 20%, and Other sources 5%. For 2010, the values were approximately: Fossil fuels 52%, Nuclear 23%, Renewables 22%, and Other sources 5%. Finally, in 2015, Fossil fuels were at 50%, Nuclear at 25%, Renewables at 24%, and Other sources at 3%.
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The line graph illustrates change of energy production by fossil fuels, renewables, nuclear, and other sources over a thirty five-year period between 1980 and 2015.
Overall, energy production from fossil fuels constituted the largest share of throughout the period. By contrast, nuclear and renewables accounted for the smallest proportion of energy production, they experienced a slight growth at the end of the timeframe.
Fossil fuels made up the majority of produced energy at around 70% . However this figure gradually decreased reaching 50% by the end of the period. Nuclear accounted for the 10% of generated energy in 1980, before climbing to 20% in 1995. A similar pattern can be seen in renewables which represented a roughly 5% in 1980 and followed a steady growth reaching 15% at the end of the period. Other sources meanwhile, begun at around 16%, but feel markedly to 5%in 2015.
After this low percentage of energy production by other sources remained steady until 2010 and followed a reduction to 3% in 2015
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