The given pie charts demonstrate the production materials of electricity in India, Sweden, Morocco and Vietnam.
As can be seen from the pie charts, while the nuclear power used in production in both India and Sweden, it did not appear in electric manufacturers in other countries. Meanwhile, In India, fossil fuel generated electricity which is much more than hydro power, while in Morocco, the opposite was true.
In India, the percentage of fossil fuel was roughly twenty times as much as the hydro power. While the hydro power made the little electricity in India, about 4%, in Sweden it accounted for 52%, which was seventeen times as much as that in India. In Sweden, 6% of total source of production is nuclear power, this figure was about one second more than India.
In Morocco, the fossil fuel took up almost all of the electricity manufacturers. In contrast, the hydro power was one fifteen less than the fossil fuel. In Vietnam, the usage of two types of material did not have a significant difference, around 12%.