The provided pie charts compare the differences in the percentages of five kinds of energy generation in two specific nations, France and Germany, in the year 2000.
Overall, it is evident that gas, solar, and nuclear power were the most common types of sources in both countries, while the opposite was true for coal, petrol, and other energy.
Regarding the most preferred energy, in France solar energy accounted for the highest proportion of energy production at nearly a third, while the dominance in Germany was gas at 28%. Moreover, the second largest type in France was gas at 25%, while in Germany it was solar energy at a quarter. Furthermore, the proportion of coal production in France was equal to that of gas, which was 7% higher than Germany’s production.
Turning to the remaining types, petrol contributed 10% in France and 14% in Germany. This was followed by 7% and 10% for coal in both regions, respectively. Lastly, other sources stood at the lowest share of the total generation at 3% in France, which was 2% lower than that of Germany.