The pie chart illustrates the units of electricity generated in Australia and France with resources as fuel for consumption in the year 1980 and 2000.
Overall, the proportion of coal used in Australia during 1980 and 2000 were 50 units, increasing to 130 units respectively. Whereas, France used the nuclear power and natural gas, 25 units each; and substantially, in 2000, the nuclear energy was used up to 126 units.
In terms of total production, Australians consumed coal fuel 25 units more than France in 1980. However, in the year 2000, French used only 25 units, a substantial portion was utilized by 130 units in the Australian region.
In addition to that, French people produces nuclear power up to 15 units in 1980, while it significantly dominated by producing 126 unit by 2000. Australia neither used it in 1980 nor in 2000. Natural gas was produced both in Australia and France approximately on similar proportion by 25 and 20 units respectively. Oil was relatively used more by French than by Australians in both, 1980 and 2000.
Australia was the higher producer of hydro power both in 1980 as well as 2000. France did make 5 units in 1980, but did not create it in 2000.