The provided two pie charts depict the energy consumption and electricity generation for seven main energy resources worldwide over a one-year period.
Overall, what stands out from the two charts is that the proportion of oil usage witnessed an upward trend, while the percentage of coal production was the highest.
Looking in detail, regarding the rate of consumption, it was noticed that the three major utilized sources were oil, coal, and gas, at almost a third, a quarter, and a fifth respectively. Following this, hydro and others occupied the least rates, at 2.2% and 0.4% respectively. In addition, renewables and waste accounted for almost one in ten, after which nuclear was 6.5%.
Turning to the percentages of electricity generation, the proportion of coal was the majority, as it was nearly two-fifths. Subsequently, the following sources, which were gas, nuclear, and hydro, presented as nearly half of the output creation, while oil and others were almost one in ten.
