The chart illustrates how much electricity had been produced and consumed by ten nations in 2014.
Overall, it was discernible from the bar chart that the production of electricity in ten countries was the highest. Notably, the electricity which was produced and consumed in Korea Republic was the lowest throughout the surveyed.
Turning to production of electricity, top of the list was the amount of electricity produced in China, followed by the figure for the US, which stood at 5398 billion kWh and 4099 billion kWh respectively. The amount of electricity which was produced in Russia was 1057 billion kWh, as opposed to 936,2 billion kWh in the data for Japan. While electricity produced in India was 871 billion kWh, that of Canada and France was 618.9 billion kWh and 561,2 billion kWh. The amount of electricity which was made in Brazil was 530,7 billion kWh. The figure for Germany trailed behind at 526,6 billion kWh. In terms of production, Korea Republic was bottom of the chart at 485,1 billion kWh.
It was worth noticing that while the amount of electricity comsumed by China was 5322 billion kWh,followed by that in the US was 4099 billion kWh. The data for Russia was came next but it consumed markedly less than China and the US, which at 1038 billion kWh. The amount of electricity which was consumed in Japan was higher than the figure for India, at 856,7 billion kWh and 688,8 billion kWh. While the amount of electricity which was used in Canada was 499,9 billion kWh, that of France was 462,9 billion kWh. The figure for Brazil was lower than that in Germany, which 582,5 billion kWh and 455,8 billion kWh. The comsumption of electricity in Korea Republic ranked last at 449,5 billion kWh.