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Band 5+: The pie charts below show unit of electricity production by fuel source in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000

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The image shows pie charts of electricity production by fuel source in Australia and France for the years 1980 and 2000. In 1980, Australia's total production was 100 units distributed as Coal: 50, Oil: 10, Natural Gas: 20, Hydro Power: 20, and Nuclear Power: 0. By 2000, with a total of 170 units, Australia's distribution was Coal: 130, Oil: 2, Natural Gas: 2, Hydro Power: 36, and Nuclear Power: 0. France's total production in 1980 was 90 units, allocated as Coal: 25, Oil: 20, Natural Gas: 25, Hydro Power: 5, and Nuclear Power: 15. In 2000, with a total of 180 units, the distribution was Coal: 25, Oil: 2, Natural Gas: 25, Hydro Power: 2, and Nuclear Power: 126.
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The pie charts demonstrates the fuel consumption carried out for the generation of electercity in Australia and France conducted in the year of 1980 and 2000.

The total production of electercity has been occured more in France in 2000 about 180 units while, in Australia it is about 170 units. But the consumption of materials significantly vary in both countries.

In Australia, energy consumed by hydro and nuclear power remains same 20%, 10% oil take part in fuel consumption while, natural gas and coal has 50% usage in 1980. In 2000, higher percentage of coal and natural gas covers 130 part of total utilization of resources, hydro power consume 36% and others are at negligible rate.

However, in France coal, natural gas and hydro power consumed equal amount of fuel 25%, 20% utilization of oil while, 15% and 5% consumption of nuclear and hydro power respectively in 1980. In contrast, utilization of nuclear power resources significantly rise up about 126% althought, coal and natural gas has equal amount of consumtion 25% while, others has minor consumption about 2% only in 2000.

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