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

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The image includes four pie charts comparing energy sources in different countries; India chart shows Fossil fuel (82%), Hydropower (14%), and Nuclear power (4%); Sweden chart displays Hydropower (52%), Nuclear power (44%), and Fossil fuel (4%); Morocco chart presents Fossil fuel (95%) and Hydropower (5%); and Vietnam chart features Fossil fuel (56%) and Hydropower (44%).
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the four pie chart illustrates the sources of electricity produced in four different countries namely India, Morocco, Sweden and Vietnam from 2003 to 2008.

overall,it is clear that nuclear popular in India Sweden and Morocco, whereas they were the least popular in Vietnam. however, fossil fuel usage was the lowest in Morocco.

Looking closely at the details. Nuclear power accounted for 70% of the total energy production in Morocco, whereas Vietnam did not use any nuclear power. Fossil fuel contributed to 51% of energy in Vietnam. However, Morocco did not use fossil fuel at all. Hydroelectricity accounted for 30% in Morocco, while Vietnam produced around a half (49%).

By contrast, between 2003 and 2008, in India, fossil fuel produced 19% and nuclear was more than fourth times approximately, 79%. Conversely, in Sweden, fossil fuel and nuclear were lower than in India, with 12% and 53% respectively. Moreover, the proportion of hydro was 2% in India, whilst 35% produced in Sweden.

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