The provided pie charts illustrate the figure for five types of energy production in the

period of 10 years.
From the overall perspective, it is readily apparent that Coal, Nuclear and other
energy production increased while the opposite was true for Gas and Petro.It is also
notable that Gas was the most common energy production while other products was
least popular in 2015
In 1995, the data for Coal, Gas and Petro was similar, accounted for approximately 29
percent. However, after 10 years, the percentage of Petro had decreased by 10 %
while the figures for Gas and Coal had slightly risen to 30.31% and 30.93%
respectively.
The amounts of Nuclear and other fuels were the lowest, only 4,9% for the former and
6.4% for the latter in 1995. Additionally, in 2005, the percent of Nuclear and others
still the lowest but it witnessed a unremarkable rise, from 6.4% to 10.10% for the
nuclear and from 4.9% to 9.10% for other energy production.