The pie chart illustrates the main sources that are used in the production of power in Ireland, while the table below demonstrates the main purposesfor which electricity is consumed by Irish.
Overall, four different energy sources are used to generate electricity in Ireland. Coal and gas are the most used sources, while wind and solar represent the smallest proportion in power production. In terms of consumption, the highest percentage is used for heating, and the least is used for charging phones. Lighting and kitchen appliances account for a minor percentage of power consumption.
Coal is the largest source of electricity generation in Ireland with a percentage of 45%, while gas comes next with a significant 35%. Wind and solar are the least used sources, with a slight peroportion of only 10% each.
Over half of the power is used for heating, and less than one quarter is used for lighting. Only a small percentage of 15% is used for kitchen appliances. Finally, a minor percentage of 5% is consumed by electronics and for charging phones.
