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The image displays a bar chart detailing the 2014 electricity production and consumption for the top ten countries. China ranks 1st with production at 5,398 billion kWh and consumption at 5,322 billion kWh. The United States follows, producing 4,099 billion kWh and consuming 3,866 billion kWh. Russia is 3rd, with production at 1,057 billion kWh and consumption at 1,038 billion kWh. Japan's production is 936.2 billion kWh and consumption 856.7 billion kWh. India shows 871 billion kWh produced and 698.8 billion kWh consumed. Canada ranks 6th, producing 618.9 billion kWh, consuming 499.9 billion kWh. France produces 561.2 billion kWh and consumes 462.9 billion kWh. Brazil produces 530.7 billion kWh and consumes 455.8 billion kWh. Germany shows production at 526.6 billion kWh with consumption at 582.5 billion kWh. Lastly, Korea, Rep. has production at 485.1 billion kWh and consumption at 449.5 billion kWh.
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The bar chart delineates the amount of electricity produced and consumed in ten different countries in the year 2014.
Overall, it is discernible from the chart that China was the leading country both in terms of electricity production and consumption in 2014. Notably, almost all countries surveyed produced more electricity than they consumed, with the exception of Germany.
In terms of production, China head the chart with 5398 billion kWh. The United trailed behind at 4099 billion kWh. Russia ranked third but it produced significantly less electricity than China and United States, at 1057 billion kWh, followed by Japan and India, at 936.2 and 871 billion kWh respectively. Electricity production in the remaining countries, namely Canada, France, Brazil, Germany and Korea was fairly similar, ranging from the high 400s to the low 600s.
The rankings of consumption were nearly identical to those for production, with only one difference. While electricity production in most countries slightly outstripped consumption, Germany actually consumed more than it produced, at 526.6 kWh and 582.5 kWh respectively. Specifically, Germany ranked second to last in terms of production but it ranked fifth in terms of consumption.
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