The chart illustrates the amount of energy generated from winds from 1985 to 2000 in India, Denmark, Germany and USA.
Overall, it can be observed that all the countries have drastically increased the amount of energy from 1985 to 2000. Initially, USA was the largest producer of the wind energy, but by 2000 it was overtaken by Denmark.
From 1985 to 1990, India and Denmark doubled their energy production, reaching around 400 megawatts by 1990. Similar trend can be observed by Germany and USA, where Germany grew peaked around 600 megawatts and USA at 1600.
By 1995, India doubled and Denmark tripled their generation of wind energy. India reached around 800 megawatts, which doubled over the five years. Denmark follows a similar trend, just over 1200 megawatts. In contrast, Germany and USA experience slight increase. At the end of 2000, Denmark dominated the energy production with more than 1600 megawatts, surpassing USA, whereas USA experienced slight decline in energy generation. India and Germany peaked at 1200 and 9000 watts respectively.
In summary, while all the countries are increasing their energy productions, USA has started to show signs of decline. Denmark has surpassed USA and India is trailing behind potentially surpassing USA in the future.