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Overall, most of the energy production saw a growing trend except petro which had reduced during 2005. Apart from this, coal production was the greatest proportion and followed by gas, petro, nuclear and other unknown energy.
As can be seen from the chart, in 1995, coal, gas and petro constituted a higher proportion of energy production, with 29.8%, 29.63% and 29.27% respectively. In contrast, nuclear production was relatively lower, at only 6.4%. Likewise, other unknown source of energy depicted 4.9% of production, which is also the smallest percentage among all.
Similarly, coal, gas and petro remained at the greater figures of energy generation, although petro had dropped to 19.55% by 2005. Conversely, coal’s figure improved to 30.93% whilst gas generation rose to 30.31%. Lastly, the generation of nuclear as well as other source also grew to 10.10% and 9.1% accordingly.
