Energy Capacity Comparisons

The bar chart depicts the proportion of energy capacity provided by different energy sources such as Non-renewable energy, biomass and biofuel, water and geothermal, and solar over 40 years (2010 - 2050). The unit is mentioned in the percentage of preferences. Overall, it can be understood that in 2010, the energy capacity of Non-renewable energy was the highest among all energy sources, whereas Solar energy was predicted to be higher in 2050. To begin with, in 2010, the energy capacity of Non-renewable energy sources was 75%, and its capacity will be reduced to 35% in the next 40 years. Biomass and biofuel sources capacity was very less in 2010 which is 5% and its capacity will get raise to 15% in 2050. Whereas, water and geothermal sources will be almost similar by coming 40 years about 11 % in 2010 and 12% in 2050. In contrast, solar sources have an energy capacity of just 9%, and it is predicted to get a tremendous hike with 39% in coming years. However, in the next coming years, it was projected that Non- renewable energy and solar energy will be used more with a slight difference of 2% compared to the last 40 years.

It depicts the source of energy from different protions in 2010 with projections made for to 2050 the energy capacity is shown in the percentages.The non-renewable energy spikes upto 75% and 35% in the year 2010 and 2050 respectively. Water and geothermal in both the years maintains upto 10-12% capcity with slight surge in the 2050. The energy capacity is consider to be more in the 2050 for solar,biomass and biofuel. solar energy shows more capacity in the year 2050 as compared to the year 2010. In 2010 the biomass and biofuel is having low energy capacity when comapared to all the other energy sources. Therefore, from the given graphical infirmation we can conclude that the non renewable energy certainly had more energy capacity as they were in enormusly used in the year 2010.Whereas, the solar enery is almost equal to the non renewable enegry soruces that is upto 35% in 2050

The bar graph illustrates the consumption of energy capacity in 2010 with projections made for 2050. Overall, the graph summarise the different kinds of energy such as non-renewable energy, biomass and biofuel, water and geothermal and solar energy used in 2010 and assuming the possibility of consuming in the year 2050. To begin with, in 2010 72% of non-renewable energy was consumed and it was the highest energy used in that particular year. Additionally, biomass and biofuel usage was very less in 2010 as only 2 percent of the fuel was used, furthermore, only eleven percentage of water and geothermal were used by citizens of the country and every less (9%) percentage of people used solar energy which can be used to save electricity. On the other hand, consumption of non- renewable energy such as coal, oil, natural gas and nuclear energy may decrease upto 32 percent in the year 2050 as compared to 2010. Following, there will be no much difference in usage of water and geothermal as only one percent will be increased that is only 12%. Adding on, biomass and biofuel there will be major increase as 13% will be using and there will be rapid increase in consumption of solar in 2050.

The given illustrates the comparison of various energy sources for 2010 and forcasted use of energy source for 2050.The units are in percentage. Overall the trend shows that in 2010 the highest energy used was by non renewable energy and the lowest was biomass and biofule . In 2050 it is predicted that solar enegry will lead while the biomass and biofuel energy consumption will be least. To first begin with , in 2010 approx 75 percent of energy is consumed by non -renewable energy resouces . Adttionaly about 12 percent is absorbed by the water and geothermal energy souces . Furthermore 5 percent of energy is absorebed by biomass and biofuel and 9 percent of energy by solar. On the other hand it is noticed that in 2050 the energy consumption by non-renewable energy souces will reduce which will be approx 28 percent .Furthermore biomass and biofule will have a consumption of 12 percent and 13 percent by water and geothermal sources. Lastly solar energy will have the hieghest sources of consumption which will be approx 38 precent.

The bar graph in the image analyses the energy capacity in 2010 using traditional methods and projects how the energy consumption will change over time in 2050, with new ways to generate the energy in place. Overall, the graph compares and contrasts between the sources of energy and how each will generate energy in the near future. In 2010 most of the enegy approximately 75% of it was non- remewable source of energy, but in 2050 a significant decrease to 35% is been projected, which is a great acheivement. Biomass and Biofuel energy will be increased from a mere 5% to 12% which is not bad. Additionally, there is not much difference in the water and geothermal mode of energy consumption. However consumption of solar energy has shooted up from 9% to a staggering 39% which is phenomenal considering the sustainibilty that this method of energy consumption offers. Overall, by these predications one can conclude that, with technological advancement, the world is adapting more sustainable ways to consume energy, rather than the traditional means like the use of non-renewabale souces of energy which are harmful for environment.