Band 6+: The charts compare the amount of renewable energy produced in four countries between 2010 and 2020, and the breakdown of produced energy.

The graphs below show us firstly renewable energy production in four contries from 2010-2020, secondly shows renewable energy production in the US from 2010 to 2020, and finaly it also shows energy source breakdown in a certain country in 2020.

Overall, in the first graph United States produced the most renewable energy, while india produced the least. In the second graph thw wind is the most popular while the bioenergy is the least. Finally, in the third graph the most popular alternative method was wind while the least was bioenergy the same as in the second graph.

Firstly, in 2010 the US started as the most dominant group and continued as that up to 2020 it experienced a few magor rises over the period as it went from 60Twh to 120Twh which means it effectively doubled it’s renewable energy production in a decade. German started as the second most dominant country in that field with 42Twh but it didn’t had any major rises so it finished the period as a third place with 80Twh. China on the other hand is compeletely opposite it started the period as third with mere 30Twh, but it then had a few major increases which let it to catch up to the US in 2020 at 120Twh. India started the decade with 12Twh it then had a few steady increases and finished still as the las place with a mere 50Twh.

Starting the period wind and hydropower had almost the same energy production at 20Twh followed by both solar and biopower at 10Twh. Wind and Solar then experienced drastic increases through out the decade more than doubling their previous production and they finished the period with 80Twh and about 50Twh respectively. Hydropower even though it started as high as a wind it didn’t had any major increases and only got additional 5Twh over the decade finishing the period with 25Twh. Bioenergy had a slow and moderate increase finishing the period with 20Twh doubling what it had previously.

Wind is the most dominant category out of the four with 37%, followed by solar at 24%, hydropower is at third with 20%, and bioenergy contributed mere 19% to the graph.