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This pie chart shows us distribution of energy sources in Germany and France for 2010. It consist of coal, natural gas, nuclear, renewable and other. Now, I will discuss and compare each category of this chart. Highest rate in Germany is distribution of coal (40%) and in France is using of nuclear (45%). Lowest in […]
This pie chart illustrates the energy sources consumed by Germany and France for electricity generation in the period of 2010. Overall, it is seen that both two countries used coal, natural gas and nuclear the most to generate electricity. As for Germany, coal was the biggest source of power generation with 45% of total distribution […]
The pie charts below illustrate the proportion how the sources of energy have been allocated in France and Germany that used for electrical supplies in 2010. Overall, the usage of coal has been the highest in Germany, whereas in France the used of nuclear has been the highest peak throughout the year. To begin with, […]
The pie chart present a comparison of allocation for electricity generation patterns between Germany and France in 2010, focusing on five major energy sources, including coal, natural gas, nuclear, renewable, and other. Overall, coal accounted for the largest proportion of energy resources in Germany, while in France nuclear was significantly the biggest material composition. The […]