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The image displays a bar chart indicating the top ten countries in terms of electricity production and consumption in 2014. China ranks first in both production and consumption with 5,398 and 5,322 billion kWh respectively, followed by the United States with 4,099 and 3,866 billion kWh. Russia, Japan, and India take the third, fourth, and fifth positions with production figures of 1,057, 936.2, and 871.4 billion kWh and consumption figures of 1,038, 856.7, and 698.8 billion kWh. Canada, France, Brazil, and Germany hold the sixth to ninth ranks, with production ranging from 618.9 to 526.5 billion kWh and consumption from 491.9 to 525.6 billion kWh. South Korea completes the list at the tenth position, with 485.1 billion kWh produced and 449.5 billion kWh consumed. The chart differentiates between production and consumption using black and white bars, respectively.
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The shown graph illustrates the first ten countries ranked with the highest quantity of production and usage of electrical energy in 2014.
In general terms, China has made and used the greatest amount of electricity during 2014, exceeding slightly the quantity produced by the second-ranked country, United States. From Russia, positioned in third place, to Korea, in tenth place, the registered values were very similar compared to each other, and electricity production has been commonly the largest number compared to electricity consumption.
The highest amount of kilowatts produced was 5.398 billion in China, being almost 1500 billion kWh greater than USA’s production results. Nonetheless, consumption’s difference in rates between both countries was even higher, with almost 2000 billion kWh. On the other hand, every other country except Germany has a higher value of production than the one obtained for consumption. In Germany’s case, people consume almost 600 billion kilowatts more electricity than the amount they produce.
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