The pie charts show how different kinds of energy consumption have changed in the UK between 2000 and 2010.
Overall, they have been divided into 5 different categories. Additionally, consumption of coal remained the highest in both years.
Focusing on the highest figures first, consumption of coal in 2000 was 30%, which then slightly increased to 31% in 2010. The second highest in the category was gas. It also increased only slightly, from 29,5% in 2000 to 30% in 2010, adding only 0,5%.
Moving to the other kinds of energy consumption, petrol was the highest among them, but it considerably decreased in 2010 (from 29% to 20%). Moreover, consumption of solar increased significantly over the years, starting from 6,5% and ending at 10%. The category of other types of energy rose from 5% to 9%, almost doubling the percentage.
