The graph below shows information from a 2011 report about energy consumption in the UK since 1978 with projections until 2038. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph from a 2011 report compares the usage of energy in the UK from 1978 to 2038 with projections. Overall, the largest amount of fuel to produce energy throughout the entire period is petrol and oil, while the opposite is true for hydropower. In 1978, energy consumption was mainly produced by petrol and […]

The line graph illustrates the energy consumption by fuel in the UK from a 2011 report for 60 years of period. Overall, the petrol and oil, coal and natural gas show the upward trend whilst nuclear, solar and wind, and hydropower remain steady in this figure. During this 60 years of period, the petrol and […]

The graph illustrates the patterns of energy consumption in the UK by different types of fuel from 1978, with future estimates up to 2038. It highlights changes in the use of petrol, coal, natural gas, nuclear energy, solar and wind, and hydropower over this period. Overall, petrol and oil consistently remain the dominant energy sources, […]

The line graph illustrates the annual consumption of energy in six different categories for the United Kingdom from 1978 to 2011, with projections extending to 2038. Overall, the consumption of petrol and oil, coal, and natural gas rose and were projected to rise significantly, whereas nuclear, solar and wind, and hydropower remained relatively stable, only […]