The Changing Landscape of Global Energy Consumption (2000-2030)
The line graph below shows the consumption of energy from different sources (coal, natural gas, renewable energy, and nuclear) in a certain country from 2000 to 2023, with projections to 2030. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. *[Chart Description: A line graph with 4 lines. Coal starts at 120 units in 2000, peaks at 130 units in 2010, then declines to 110 units by 2023, projected to drop to 90 units by 2030. Natural gas starts at 80 units in 2000, rises steadily to 100 units by 2023, projected to reach 115 units by 2030. Renewable energy starts at 20 units in 2000, grows gradually to 50 units by 2015, then rises sharply to 80 units by 2023, projected to reach 110 units by 2030. Nuclear starts at 30 units in 2000, remains stable at 35 units until 2010, then declines to 25 units by 2023, projected to stay at 25 units.]*