The pie chart below shows a snapshot of the UK power mix in 2014. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart illustrates the sources of energy in the UK through various power sources. Overall, gas is the leading power supplier, along with coal. Following that is nuclear energy, and lower than that is wind. Bioenergy contributes a little less than wind but more than hydro and other miscellaneous supplies, while solar energy lies […]

The pie-chart illustrates sources of energy in the UK through various power sources. Overall, gas is the leading power supplier concomitantly with coal. Trailing to that stands nuclear energy and lower than that is wind. Bioenergy dedicates a little less than wind but more than hydro and other miscellaneous supplies while solar energy lays at […]

The pie chart illustrates the energy consumption in the year 2014 from various resources available in UK. Overall, it is seen the majority of the energy is generated from fossil fuels like Gas and Coal, while very little part of the energy was generated from renewable energy sources like Solar, Wind and Hydro. The highest […]

The given pie chart illustrates the proportional share of energy consumed from the various resources that were available in the UK. Overall, it is observed that fossil fuels were the most dominant source of electricity generated, whereas renewable sources, such as solar power, were used to the least extent for the generation of power. The […]