The pie charts illustrate the electricity generation sources in India, Sweden, Morocco, and Vietnam from 2003 to 2008.
India relied heavily on fossil fuels, which provided 92% of its electricity, with hydro power and nuclear power contributing just 6% and 2%, respectively. Morocco also showed a strong dependence on fossil fuels, at 91%, while hydro power accounted for 9%. Notably, Morocco did not use nuclear power during this period.
In contrast, Sweden had a more balanced approach, with fossil fuels making up 46% of its electricity, while hydro power provided 50%. Nuclear power contributed 4%, reflecting Sweden’s diversification of energy sources. Vietnam’s energy profile was dominated by hydro power (75%), with fossil fuels accounting for 25%, and no nuclear power in use.
Overall, significant differences exist in energy reliance, with India and Morocco favoring fossil fuels, while Sweden and Vietnam show more diverse or renewable-based energy production.
