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Band 5+: The pie charts show information about energy production in a country in two separate years.

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The image shows a comparison of energy production between 1995 and 2005 with two pie charts. In 1995, coal accounted for 29.80%, gas 29.63%, petro 29.27%, nuclear 6.40%, and other sources 4.90%. In 2005, coal increased to 30.93%, gas to 30.31%, nuclear to 10.10%, other sources to 9.10%, while petro decreased to 19.55%.
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The pie charts present the changes of consumption of various energy sources between 1995 and 2005 in France.

All together Gas and Coal both remain the most reliable energy sources even after ten years. However as time progressed extraction of Petroleum decreed whereas Nuclear and other sources up in their share of rate of usage.

In 1995, Coal held 29.80% of the pie which demonstrated an insignificant rise of nearly 1 % after a decade. Similarity usage of Gas changed from 29.63% to only a third of the pie.

Among the remaining ways of producing energy Nuclear and other sources experienced a close to 5% progress (2005) from 6.40% and 4.90 % (1995). In contrast Petroleum consumption declined 10% in share standing at 19.55% in the end.

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