(IELTS) Academic Task 1 - Energy production in UK Note: the bar chart describes the amount of energy produced in millions of tonnes in the UK by sector. The chart illustrates how the level of output across various energy sectors in the UK changed from 1995 to 2005. It is notable that the overall energy production level rose gradually over time, with the highest output found in the natural gas category. The total energy output started out at around 195 millions of tonnes in 1995 and climbed steadily throughout the next ten years. By 2005, the reported number reached approximately 225 millions of tonnes. Within all component energy sectors, the natural gas was by far the largest, consistently accounted for roughly 40% of all energy produced within the surveyed period. In stark contrast, the least power was generated by the hybrid energy sector, with a negligible figure at less than 2 tonnes in each year. In general, all energy sectors output either remained stable (coal, hybrid power) or increased (natural gas, oil) after the 10-year period. The only exception to this was the nuclear sector as it dropped slightly from 40 millions of tonnes in 1995 to about 33 millions of tonnes in 2005.