The pie graph shown shows how electricity is produced in Ireland and the table shows us the primary reasons for using electricity in the same country.
There are four ways on how electricity is produced which are: Coal, gas, wind and solar while the table below the pie chart shows us on the percentage of the reasons to use electricity in Ireland such as: Heating, lighting, kitchen appliances, consumer electronics and last, phone charging.
Form the pie chart itself, we can see that electricity produced by coal has the biggest percentage of forty-five percent, followed by gas at thirty-five percent, then wind and solar ties at ten percent.
The usage of electricity to heat things up is the biggest by 55%, and the number drops down at lighting usage to 20%, followed by kitchen appliances at 15%, then both consumer electronics and phone charging ties at 5%, making them both the lowest usage of electricity.