The line graph presents the percentages of renewable energy usage in a range of different nations: the USA, Germany, China and Brazil. The whole period of time is 20 years, starting in 2000 and ending in 2020.
Firstly, the most noticeable tendency is an uplift of all categories. The country with the biggest numbers of revolving energy consumption is Brazil, which began to grow at 35% in 2000 and ended at more than 55% in 2020. In overall, the growth was mild and sequential.
Secondly, Germany showed a very progressive trend by a relatively rapid increase in figures, climbing up from around 6% in 2020 and gathering its pace to 2020, reaching more than 40%. In contrast, the China and Brazil surged more stable, but China was more accelating, reaching around 22%, while the USA was the least productive country.
All in all, the Brazil’s value was the largest and at the same time the most leveled out, while Germany was the most progressive in using renewable resources.