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The image features two pie charts titled "Changes in the proportion of energy produced from different resources in a country (1985 vs 2003)", comparing energy sources in "1985" and "2003" across six categories shown in the legend: Oil, Natural gas, Coal, Nuclear, Hydro, and Other renewable. For 1985, the proportions are: Oil 52%, Nuclear 22%, Natural gas 13%, Coal 8%, Hydro 4%, and Other renewable depicted as an unlabeled sliver. For 2003, the proportions are: Oil 39%, Natural gas 23%, Coal 22%, Nuclear 8%, Hydro 4%, and Other renewable 4%.
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The two pie charts display shifts in the proportion of energy production using different means in a country in 1985 and 2003.
Overall, it is clear that even though oil experienced a noticeable decrease in the lattest year it remained a dominant share during both years. Meanwhile, figures for natural gas and coal increased. Hydros’ share remained unchanged.
In 1985, oil, which dominated in both years, stood at just over a half, which followed by a moderate decline to over a third in 2003, while the proportion of natural gas saw a drop to only 5%, from just under a quarter to 17%. Natural gas and coal, on the other hand, both figures nearly doubled, from 13% and 8% to 23% and 22%, respectively.
In terms of other renewable means, the proportion witnessed a slight growth from 1% to 4%. Hydros’ share accounted for exactly 4% and remained relatively unchanged by 2003.
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