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Band 5+: The chart below shows world's energy consumption in 2010The chart below shows world's energy consumption in 2010

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The image displays a pie chart representing a total of 100.2 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu), with breakdowns of petroleum (37%), natural gas (32%), renewable energy (11%), coal (11%), and nuclear electric power (8%). The renewable energy category is expanded into a stacked bar chart, representing a total of 11.4 quadrillion Btu, which is composed of geothermal (2%), solar (9%), hydroelectric (22%), wind (24%), biomass waste (4%), biofuels (20%), and wood (20%).
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The pie chart demonstrates the energy usage around the globe in the year 2010. And it shows five types of energy: Petroleum, Natrual gas, Coal, Renewable energy, And nuclear electric power. Moreover, it marks the total of 100.2 quadrillion British thermal units of energy consumption.

The usage of petroleum, And natrual gas stands out as the highest in the chart with 37% and 32% of the total. Furthermore, with 11% of international energy spending coal, And renewable energy marks as third in line. Lastley comes nuclear electric energy with only 8%.

In addition, we can see that renewable energy is divided into subcatageories: Wind, Hydroelectric, Wood, Biofuels, Solar, Biomass waste, And geothermal. Then each one has its own percentage of renewable energy: Wind comes out as the dominant of 24%. After that there is hydroelectric with 22%. And, Wood, And biofuels with 20% each. Lastley, Solar, Biomass waste, And geothermal making up only 15% of total renewable energy globaly in 2010.

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