I need help creating a perfect Sankey diagram that includes the correct thickness for each energy flow. The thickness should proportionally represent the energy inputs, useful outputs, and losses throughout the system.

Here$$s the problem:

A power plant with integrated CCS technology uses coal and natural gas to generate electricity. The plant captures CO$$ emissions, compresses and transports the CO$,$ and stores it underground. The system has significant energy consumption for the CCS process, along with losses at various stages.

Data:

$-$ Energy Inputs:

$-$ Coal: $1550$ GJ

$-$ Natural Gas: $1000$ GJ

$-$ Electricity Generation:

$-$ Energy to Turbines: $2200$ GJ

$-$ Losses in Generation: $300$ GJ

$-$ Electricity Output: $1900$ GJ

$-$ Carbon Capture Process:

$-$ Energy for CO$$ Capture: $200$ GJ

$-$ CO$$ Capture Efficiency: $90\%($Captures $900$ GJ out of $1000$ GJ of CO$)$

$-$ Energy for CO$$ Compression: $100$ GJ

$-$ CO$$ Transport and Storage:

$-$ Energy for Transport and Storage: $50$ GJ

$-$ Storage Efficiency: $95\%$

I've already created a basic diagram, but it$$s missing the thickness representation for the energy flows. Could you help refine it and make the necessary adjustments to the thickness of each part to clearly show the proportional energy distribution?