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Band 4+: The charts show the sources of electricity produced in 4 countries between 2003 and 2008. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains four pie charts showing electricity sources in India, Sweden, Morocco, and Vietnam; red represents fossil fuel, blue hydro power, and gray nuclear power. India has 82% fossil, 14% hydro, 4% nuclear; Sweden has 44% fossil, 52% hydro, 4% nuclear; Morocco has 95% fossil, 5% hydro; Vietnam has 56% fossil, 44% hydro.

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The pie chart compares 3 sources of electricity generated by 4 countries in 2020.

Overall, it is apparent that USA and France were main nuclear producers while hydropower ranked first in India and Finland. Besides, fossil fuel production was the least common among all countries except Finland.

Turning to details, nuclear industry was the leading provider of electricity in USA and France with the latter standing first with staggering 87%. It was closely followed by hydropower, albeit with large difference between the figures of two countries. (38% and 13% respectively). In the USA, more than one-tenth of electricity was contributed by fossil fuel while in France this figure was non-existent.

As for remaining countries, hydropower took the lead with 63% and 50% in Finland and India respectively. Fossil fuel secured the second position in India with 37% — a figure seven times higher than that of in India. 45% of electricity was generated by nuclear in India.

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india: 5

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