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Band 6+: 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 pie charts compare three different ways of electricity production, in four various regions.

Overall, it is clear that fossil fuels were the main sources of production of electricity in all countries, while nuclear power was in less demand.

Looking more closely, we can see that in India around 82% of electricity was produced by using fossil fuel, while 14% and 4% of electricity proportion were accounted for hydropower and nuclear power. In Sweden, more than half of the produced electricity was gained by using fossil fuels, and 44% of electricity country is generated from hydropower.

As for the proportion of produced electricity in Morocco, it is noticeable that almost the whole percentage of electricity (95%), in the country comes from fossil fuels. The last country, concretely Vietnam, showed that roughly 56% of electricity was produced by fossil fuel, while the rest of the percentage of production was presented by the power of water

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