The provided pie charts illustrate an analogy between different varieties of

energy manufacture in France in 1995 and 2005. In general, it is apparent that

coal and gas are the two most popular types of energy in both surveyed years.
Additionally, whilst there was an upward trend in the production of most energy
kinds, Petre saw a marked decline in generation.
A closer look into the chart reveals that 2009 witnessed a predominant
energy production rate in Coal, comprising 29.80% of the total energy
manufactured. In comparison, it can be noticed that Gas and Petro production
was being exceeded by a narrow margin, taking up 29.63% and 29.27% of the
year’s entire energy manufacture. Conversely, Nuclear and other types of energy
saw poor production proportion, making up about one-tenth of the surveyed
chart when combined.
Regarding the second chart, it is noticeable that there was a substantial
decline in the manufacture of Petro, covering up nearly 20 percent of the
surveyed chart and being lower than that of 1995 by 10 percent. On the other
hand, Gas and Coal witnessed a minimal rise in production, accounting for
30.31% and 30.93% of the total energy production rate. In addition, the
production of Nuclear and other kinds of energy was observed to have a marked
increase, being less than that of Gas and Coal threefold.