The pie charts illustrates the units of electricity production by fuel resources in Australia and France in two different years (1980 to 2000).
Overall, it is clear that Australia and France spent the largest proportion of their electricity on just three categories, namely natural gas, nuclear power and coal. In 1980, Australia demonstrate the highest percentage of total production by coal around 50%, while the oil percentage is fall. Likewise, the natural gas and hydro power is remained steadily. Moreover, coal resources significantly rose more than 80% in 2000. By the way, the rate of spending energy on natural gas and oil in Australia was slightly lower, at 2%, while hydro power provides the second most popular waste. Finally, the general extraction in 1980 to 2000 jump up to 70%, it is shows how they are fully transitioned to electric power.
In France electricity production, the greatest proportion of spending was on nuclear power in 2000, which represented 126% of the total expenditure, while in 1980, the figure for this category was just 15%. The lowest percentage in both category provides hydro power, at 2% and 5%. The proportion of coal remained in both years with 25%.