The pie charts demonstrate how four different countries produce elctricity from 2003 to 2008.
Overall, fossil fuel takes the biggest part of pie chart in India, while Morocco mostly rely on nuclear power, and hydropower in Sweden produces almost half of the electricity. Vietnam and Morocco don’t use nuclear power
Being the most depended from fossil fuels among that four, India made only 19% of electricity with hydropower and nuclear power, 15% and 4% respectivly, leaving 81% to fossil fuels. Being the opposite of this situation, Sweden is less depended from fossil fuels, 4%. With just over half of the electricity, hydropower is the biggest source of elecrticity, leaving 44% to nuclear power.
Morocco mostly uses electricity from hydropower, 96%, and almost unnoticed amount of production by fossil fuels, 3%. Like Morocco, Vietnam doesn’t consume elecrticity made by nuclear power, and being almost unnoticed in difference between hydropower and fossil fuels, Morocco got 56% of power by fossil fuels and the other one by hydropower
