The given pie chart compares the production of electricity units by fuel source in Australia and France between 1980 and 2000, and in both countries this total production increased 160units from 1980 to 2000.
It is clear that both countries used highest amount of coal for produce electricity. By contrast, during the same period, hydropower and nature-gas least used in these countries.
In terms of fuel consumption, coal was most used fuel (50units) for producing energy in 1980, at Australia. On the other hand, only 10units oil used as fuel.Moreover, in 2000, Australia saw several fuels consumed by energy/supple production, with total 166 units coal and hydro power, natural gas and oil being the same at 2units between the two countries in 2000, and nuclear power was not used.
For the remaining account, from 1980 to 2000, coal remained same (25units).Besides, oil was 20units in 1980 and 25units in 2000, an increase of 5units over the 20 years period.Also, nuclear power burned only 15units in 1980, but it increased rapidly to 126units. In more detail, natural-gas decreased sharply to 20units, which was 25units in 1980.