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Band 4+: The charts below show UK and USA energy consumption in 2000 and 2006. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows energy consumption in 2000 and 2006 in percentage for the UK and USA. In 2000, oil: UK 30%, USA 39%; coal: UK 30%, USA 35%; gas: UK 18%, USA 21%; nuclear power: UK 9%, USA 10%; other renewable sources: UK 3%, USA 5%. In 2006, oil: UK 38%, USA 35%; coal: UK 20%, USA 29%; gas: UK 25%, USA 30%; nuclear power: UK 8%, USA 6%; other renewable sources: UK 4%, USA 5%.
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The given bar charts shows a comparision between of energy consumption by various sectors of two countries, in the year 2000 and 2006.

overall charts illustrate that theboth countries are using more oil and coal energy as compare to the gas, nuclear power and others renewable sources.

In the year 2000, USA consume nearly 38% of the oil energy, highest among others sources, where as UK used thecoal as a main energy supplier amounting around 30% of overall consumption. UK use diverse range of the energy source averaging 20% each, on the other hand USA use majority of theoil and coal amounting to-gether around 70% and remaining 30% fullfil by others sources.

For the year 2006, fluctuation in usege is noticed as compare to the pervious graph, USA still using oil as theprimary source amounting 40% followed by coal, gas, nuclear and other renewable sources accounting 25%, 25%, 5%, 5% respectively. In case of the UK it moves from coal to gas as a main energy provider around 35% followed remaining required fullfil by oil, coal, nuclear and others by contribution of around 30%, 15%, 5%, 10% respectivly.

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