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Band 5+: 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 show the trends in producing electicity from three sources: fossil fuel, hygropower, nuclear power. The information compares data, collected from India, Swedeen, Morocco and Vietman, in 2008.

Overall, India and Vietnam demostarated the major relience on fossil fuel source. Meanwhile, Morocco and Sweeden mostly used hydropower resource.

In 2008, India and Vietman presented their dependence from fossil fuel with 82% and 56% of electricity, produced from this resource. India utilized others types of energy sources: hydropower and nuclear power 14% and 4%, respectively. In contrast, Vietnam used fossil fuel and hydropower almost on equal rate with 56% and 44%, respectively.

Morocco and Sweden showed tendency for production electricity from hydropower. While Morocco obtained most of electricity production from hydropower with 95%, Sweden’s electricity sources slightly differed with hydropower 52% and nucrear power 44%. Both Morocco and Sweden neglect fossil fuel source, using only 5% and 4% of produced eletricity.

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