A breakdown of the number of power generation based on source in both of countries in 1980 and 2010 is provided by pie charts. Overall, it can be seen that the main source that was used to generate electricity in New Zealand was coal and this country did not use nuclear as source in both of frame time. However, Germany was able to utilise nuclear as source to produce electricity in both of frame time.
In 1980, using coal as the resource in the New Zealand was higher number of unit than in Germany about 56 and 28 respectively. Furthermore, at that moment, producing electricity city using natural gas in both of countries was quite similar about under a third, eventhough Germany more can utilise than New Zealand.
In 2010, utilising coal in New Zealand illustrated a significant difference for using this material in Germany. Besides, natural gas power source in both countries had same number about 2. Meanwhile, Germany more able to use nuclear than New Zealand, eventhough this country just used 2 unit hydro power source and this member was less than in New Zealand.
