The pie chart illustrates the proportion of energy production across distinct energy sources within a European nation from 1995 to 2005.
Overall, it is apparent that Coal and Gas were the dominant energy producers over a ten-year period. Notably, the figure for Nuclear and ” Other” increased, while the opposite was true for Petro.
Looking first at the dominant energy producers, 29.80% of engergy were genereted from Coal in 1995. This figure thereafter rose to 30.93% over the next decade, acconting for the largest proportion of energy production by 2005. This was followed by GAS, which ranked second in 1995, its figure then increased from 29.63% to 30.31% , continuing to become the second-highest energy production by 2005.
Regarding the remaining categories, the figure for Petro initially made up 29.27%; however, over the next ten years, its figure drop by over 10 percentage ponits to only 19.55% by 2005. Converesly, energy production from Nuclear and ” other” saw a dramatic increase, with the fromer icreasing from 6.40% to 10.10% and the latter rising from 4.90% to 9.10% in 2005. Despite significant increases, both categores still comprised the least energy production across other energy sources.