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Band 5+: The pie charts below show units ofelectricity production byfuel source in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the mainfeatures, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays pie charts of electricity production units by fuel source in Australia and France for the years 1980 and 2000. In Australia 1980: coal 50, oil 20, natural gas 20, hydro power 5, nuclear power 0, total 100 units; in Australia 2000: coal 130, oil 2, natural gas 2, hydro power 36, nuclear power 0, total 170 units. In France 1980: coal 25, oil 20, natural gas 25, hydro power 5, nuclear power 15, total 90 units; in France 2000: coal 25, oil 2, natural gas 2, hydro power 5, nuclear power 126, total 180 units.
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The pie charts compare the amount of the electricity producted by fuel souce in two European countries in 1980 and 2000.

It is obviously that there are five sources to be used in the power stations. Among them, coal souce products most electriciy in Australia in both years. And the nuclear power increased highest during the 20 years in France.

In 1980, Australia totally producted 100 units electricity and France generated a little less, with only 90 units. But twenty years later Australian electricity production only increased 70 units, while France had double its electricity production. That made France product more electricty than Australia.

Nuclear souce never be used in Australia, while it paly an significant role in France in 2000. Hydro power and natural gas was used less, and the amount of electricity producted by oil and coal souces is stable in France. The usage of oil and natural gas decreased a lot in Australia with only 4 units in 2000.

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