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Band 5+: The pie charts show energy sources in Australia in 2008 and predictions for 2030. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays two pie charts representing Australia's energy sources, detailing data for 2008: Coal 39.00%, Gas 22.90%, Oil 32.00%, Others 4.30%, Solar 0.80%, Wind 0.30%, Hydro 0.20%; and projections for 2030: Coal 22.30%, Gas 30.10%, Oil 35.50%, Others 4.00%, Geothermal 4.30%, Wind 0.90%, Hydro 0.70%.
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The pie charts display sources of energy in Australia between 2008 and 2030(prediction).Overall, the largest share belonged to oil, while the smallest proportion was recorded for hydro.

In 2008, the most dominant category was coal accounting for 39,00%. The second largest source was oil represented 32,50%. The next energy is gas, which stood at 22,90%. Others reached only 4,30% making it little figure. Compared to others, the numbers for solar accounted for 0,80% maing it considerably lower throughout the period. Wind reached 0,30% making it one of the most smallest figures. The last energy is hydro stood at 0,20% making it the least figure.

In 2030, there will be big changes. Regarding the 2030 year, oil recorded the largest proportion at 35,50%. Coal will be decrease to 22,30%. The next category is gas which will be dramatically increase to 32,00%, Others will not be change and will stay at 4,30%. The result of solar will similarly increase as others but the name of solar will be change to geothermal. Wind will gradually climb to 0,90%. Hydro will be the least figure with 0,70%.

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