The graph descibes the propotion of five types of energy generation in France in the years

1995 and 2005. Overall, it is evident that in both years, the most significant sources of
energy were Gas and Coal, which together acounted for over half the production of energy.
The data also showed that Nuclear and Other kinds of energy sources were the the least
impressive.
To begin with, accounted for 29,8% of the overall energy sources in France in 1995, Coal had
the largest propotion compared to the others. That in 2005 was 30,93% more. Likewise,
standing at 29,63% in 1995, Gas experieced a slight growth to 30,31% after one decade.
With regard to the remaining methods of producing energy, there was an approximate 5%
growth in production from both Nuclear powder and Other types of energy to 10,10% and
9,10%, respectively.
The last one was only sources of energy which encountered a considerable decrease from
29,27% in 1995 to 19,55% ten years later.