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Band 5+: Task 1: The pie charts below compare the proportion of energy capacity in gigawatts (GW) in 2015 with the predictions for 2040. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains pie charts displaying energy capacity in gigawatts for two years. In 2015, total energy capacity was 6686 GW, distributed as follows: Fossil fuels at 64%, Nuclear at 5%, Other Renewables at 6%, Wind at 2%, Solar at 23%. In 2040, projected total energy capacity increases to 11678 GW, distributed as follows: Fossil fuels at 44%, Nuclear at 4%, Other Renewables at 12%, Wind at 8%, Solar at 31%.
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The following pie charts illustrate the share of energy capacity between 2015 and expectation for 2040.

Overall, fossil fuel and solar energy were the most significant proportion for both years. Furthermore, fossil fuel, solar power and “other rewewables” also increased to its dominance, whilst other categories remained loss.

The lowest share of different sources has demonstrated in nuclear, wind and “other”, with 6 to 5%, 5-12% and from 23 to 21%, respectively. In comparison, wind will increase in 8%, while “other renewable” fell in 2%.

The highest portion experienced in fossil fuel and solar energy. Firstly, solar power rose incredibly from 2% to 18%. Moreover, in the year of 2015 the last category showed around 64%. In addition, by 2040 the proportion of fossil fuel has approximately reached a half of whole chart nearly 44%.

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