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Band 6+: The bar chart shows the top ten countries for the production and consumption of electricity in 2014

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The image is a bar graph showing the top 10 countries' electricity production and consumption in billion kWh. China ranks first, with production at 5,398 and consumption at 5,322. The United States follows with 4,099 production and 3,866 consumption. Russia, Japan, and India hold the 3rd to 5th ranks, with production levels ranging from 1,057 to 871, and consumption from 1,038 to 698.8. Canada, France, Brazil, Germany, and the Republic of Korea complete the list with production between 618.9 to 485.1 and consumption between 499.9 to 449.5.
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The given display illustrates the data about ten countries that produced and consumed the largest rate of electricity in 2014. It is readily apparent that China and the United States led in both electricity use and output. Generation of the power exceeded in all the countries except Germany.

It is obvious that China experienced the pick point in generation and consumption of electrical power with 5398 and 5322 respectively. Similarly, the United States was the second largest consumer with 4099 and generator with 3866 billion kWh.

Of the remaining eight countries, Russia was the only one that produced (1057 billion) and consumed (19 billion less) more than 1000 billion. In comparison, the corresponding figures for Korea were the smallest, which were 485.1 billion kWh., and 449.5 billion kWh. accordingly.

In Japan, Canada, France and Brazil, consumption ranged roughly from 455 to 857 and generation while their production rate arrayed from 526 to 936. It is also noteworthy to say that Germany was the only country that used more power than it generated at 582.5 and 526 billion kWh. respectively.

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