The diagram displays productivity of two countries; A and B, in producing energy from five resources; Coal, Natural Gas, Renewable Energy, Nuclear, and Others during the course of the year 2020.
Coal, Natural Gas and Nuclear are limited resources of energy that came from the nature, and had different proportions between country A and country B. Firstly, coal had a portion of 35.0% of the total energy produced by country A, but only 20.0% of it was made by country B. On the other hand, country A supplied less Natural Gas by 25.0%, compared to country B with 30.0%. Lastly, nuclear was another limited natural resource energy produced by both countries, with country A made 20.0% and country B only capable of 10.0% of nuclear production.
Meanwhile, Renewable Energy and Others are more limitless natural resources compared to the other three. Although country A did not produce much of Renewable Energy by only 15.0%, country B had a massive production until 35.0%. Others were the only energy that had the same portion of these two countries with 5.0% each.
In conclusion, both country A and country B had different proportions of all energy that they produced. Coal was the most energy supplied by country A, while country B focused more on Renewable Energy. This also showed that country B had already shifted to more sustainable energy, whilst country A still practiced by the conventional ones.