The pie charts below show the comparison of different kind of energy production of France in two years

The pie chart points to the contrasts of variation of energy production in France in one decade especially from 1995 to 2005. In general, the chart inferred that the most change was in the percentage of Petro.

In 1995, the most used energy was Coal and followed by Gas. The two kinds of energy reflected over a quarter of all sources of energy and are still the popular energy in 2005. The third, most common energy used in France in 1995 was Petro, unfortunately, in 2005 Petro was extremely decreased by 10 points to only 19,55%.

Change slightly showed stable the same in the one kind of energy. The stable energy was coal even in 1995 and 2005 which makes it the first energy most taken in France throughout the period. There are still two kinds of energy that grow up narrow that were Nuclear and Other. Nuclear went up to 10,10% and the Other reach out to 9,10%.