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A line graph that shows the U.S. electricity net generation by fuel source from 1949-2013. The x-axis represents the years from 1949 to 2013, with the y-axis representing the amount of electricity generated from geothermal, waste, hydroelectric pumped storage, and other gas sources. The graph shows that the net generation has increased from 2,000,000 to 1,500,000 in the first quarter of the year, with a significant increase in the number of natural gas sources in the second quarter. The graph also shows that nuclear electric power has increased significantly over the years, with an increase in energy consumption in the third quarter and a decrease in the fourth quarter. There are four lines in the graph, each representing a different type of energy source - coal, natural gas, nuclear power, hydro-electric power, and wind. The first line is blue, the second line is orange, the third line is green, the fourth line is yellow, the fifth line is red, and the sixth line is purple. The lines are plotted on a transparent background, and there is a legend at the bottom of the graph that explains the meaning of each line.
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. The resolution of this PNG file is 900 x 900 pixels and it has a file size of 84.44 KB.A line graph that shows the U.S. electricity net generation by fuel source from 1949-2013. The x-axis represents the years from 1949 to 2013, with the y-axis representing the amount of electricity generated from geothermal, waste, hydroelectric pumped storage, and other gas sources. The graph shows that the net generation has increased from 2,000,000 to 1,500,000 in the first quarter of the year, with a significant increase in the number of natural gas sources in the second quarter. The graph also shows that nuclear electric power has increased significantly over the years, with an increase in energy consumption in the third quarter and a decrease in the fourth quarter. There are four lines in the graph, each representing a different type of energy source - coal, natural gas, nuclear power, hydro-electric power, and wind. The first line is blue, the second line is orange, the third line is green, the fourth line is yellow, the fifth line is red, and the sixth line is purple. The lines are plotted on a transparent background, and there is a legend at the bottom of the graph that explains the meaning of each line.
