The bar chart provides information regarding the amount of electricity produced yearly for 3 different countries between 1980 and 2010. The figures are measured in millions of Kilowatts.
Overall, it is evident that Italy had a stable growth during an entire period, while Spain and Turkey severely fluctuated.
Looking at the details, the figure of Italy stood at 2 million Kilowatts in 1980, followed by an increasing trend. As a result, Italy peaked at 5 million Kilowats in 2010. In contrast, Turkey started at just over 4 millions of Kilowatts; however a huge dip followed bringing the figure to its lowest point with roughly 2,3 millions. Eventually, Turkey rose to its highest point in 2010 at approximately 4,5 millions.
Turning to the remaining data, Spain had a similar development to Turkey, despite this, a major difference is observed. The figure accounted for 2,3 millions in 1980 and increased dramatically to 4,5 million in 1990, reaching its peak. A severe decline made Spain reach its lowest point at just below 2 million, which was followed by a spike to nearly 2,8 millions in 2010.
