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The image displays a bar chart with two sets of bars for each of the top ten countries, one representing production and the other consumption of electricity in 2014, with production in the first bar and consumption in the second for each pair. Production and consumption are measured in billion kWh. China ranks first with production at 5,398 and consumption at 5,322, followed by the United States with production at 4,099 and consumption at 3,866. Russia is third with production at 1,057 and consumption at 1,038. Japan's production is 936.2 and consumption is 857.6, coming in fourth. India, in fifth place, shows production at 871 and consumption at 698.8. Canada has a production of 619.9 and consumption at 518, taking the sixth spot. Seventh-ranked France shows production at 529.9 and consumption at 462.9. Brazil, in eighth place, has production at 530.7 and consumption at 455.8. Germany, ranking ninth, shows production at 526.6 and consumption at 582.5. The tenth-ranked Korea, Rep. has production at 485.1 and consumption at 449.5. There is a key at the bottom indicating production with a full bar and consumption with a striped bar.
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The supply chart provides a breakdown regarding leading 10 nations for creation and expenditure of electricity in 2014.
It is noticeable that, China and the United States are the leading producers and consumers of electricity, with China generating 5,398 billion kWh and consuming 5,322 billion kWh, closely followed by the United States with production and consumption figures of 4,099 and 3,866 billion kWh. Notably, both countries produce slightly more electricity than they consume.
Russia, Japan and India has a low indicater on output and demand electricity. Russia’s production is 1,057 billion kWh, with consumption at 1,038 billion kWh. Japan and India generate 936.2 and 871 billion kWh respectively, while consuming 856.7 and 698.8 billion kWh.
Canada, France, Brazil, Germany, and South Korea complete the list, with fabrication and use ranging from 485.1 to 618.9 billion kWh. Most of these countries, with the exception of Germany, also produce more electricity than they consume.
Overall, the chart highlights that the highest electricity producers tend to be the largest consumers, with most countries producing slightly more electricity than they use.
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