The pie charts delineate information on how much energy is produced from three distinct sources, namely fossil fuel, hydro power, and nuclear power. Units are classified as percentages.
In general, it can be seen that fossil fuel is the most dominant energy source for India and Vietnam, while it is hydro power for Sweden and Morocco. Of particular note is that Sweden is the only country that heavily relies on nuclear power compared to the other 3 nations, two of which (Morocco and Vietnam) even didn’t use it at all.
Focusing on the countries where an overwhelming amount of power is made up by fossil fuel, just over four-fifths of the electricity is produced from fossil fuel in India, similar to Vietnam, where it is virtually 25% less. Regarding hydro power, however, Vietnam’s figure is almost three times as much as India’s, which stands at around 14%. Furthermore, the figure for the former country’s nuclear power usage is a mere 3.5%, in stark contrast to the latter country, which does not use this fuel type for producing electricity.
As far as the remaining nations are concerned, it is apparent that hydro power was their primary source for electricity generation, with about 95% of usage in Morocco and more than two times less in Sweden. Interestingly, when it comes to fossil fuel, somewhat identical numbers can be observed, with a 4% contribution on average for each country. Moreover, hydro power is responsible for approximately 45% of the electricity production in Sweden, whilst Morocco does not invest in this source for power generation.
