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The four pie charts illustrate information about five electricity generation sources in New Zealand and Germany over three decades. Overall, In New Zealand the highest number of unit was observed in coal in both years, while petroleum and natural gas were used less. However, In Germany nuclear source generated the highest energy in 2010, electricity […]
The pie charts present the number of units of electricity produced in New Zealand and Germany around 1980 and 2010. Overall, coal was mostly used in New Zealand and petroleum generated the least electricity over the years. Whereas, in Germany, natural gas and coal were the most utilized at the beginning of the periods, afterwards […]
The given pie charts reveals the generation of electricity in New Zealand and Germany for the years 1980 and 2010 consecutively. There is a significant increase in the electricity production in both the nations over the period. Further, Germany depicts increased production than New Zealand. In one hand, if the resources for electrical power generation […]
The four pie charts illustrates how many sources of electricity generation was used in two different countries: in Germany and New Zealand, over a 30-year period; in 1980 and 2010. Overall, the total number of units increased significantly, with coal being used the most as an energy resource in New Zealand. Additionally, the amount of […]
The pie charts below shows electricity generation by source in New Zealand and Germany in two different time period : 1980 and 2010. Perspectively, the sources of electric generation were divided into five segments : coal, petroleum, natural gas, nuclear and hydro, which were measured by units. In the first time period, there were a […]