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Band 5+: The graph below gives information from a 2008 report about consumption of energy in the US since 1980 with projections until 2030. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

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The image presents "US Energy Consumption by Fuel (1980-2030)" with quadrillion units on the y-axis and years 1980-2030 on the x-axis: Petrol and Oil: ~35 (1980), ~30 (1985), ~32 (1990), ~33 (1995), ~34 (2000), ~35 (2005), ~38 (2010), ~40 (2015), ~42 (2020), ~45 (2025), ~47 (2030); Coal: ~15 (1980), ~18 (1985), ~20 (1990), ~20 (1995), ~22 (2000), ~23 (2005), ~22 (2010), ~22 (2015), ~23 (2020), ~25 (2025), ~28 (2030); Natural Gas: ~20 (1980), ~20 (1985), ~22 (1990), ~23 (1995), ~24 (2000), ~25 (2005), ~25 (2010), ~25 (2015), ~25 (2020), ~26 (2025), ~30 (2030); Nuclear: ~3 (1980), ~4 (1985), ~5 (1990), ~6 (1995), ~7 (2000), ~7 (2005), ~7 (2010), ~5 (2015), ~5 (2020), ~5 (2025), ~5 (2030); Solar/Wind: ~0 (1980), ~0 (1985), ~0 (1990), ~0 (1995), ~2 (2000), ~2 (2005), ~3 (2010), ~3 (2015), ~3 (2020), ~4 (2025), ~5 (2030); Hydropower: ~5 (1980), <5 (1985), <5 (1990), <5 (1995), <5 (2000), ~3 (2005), ~3 (2010), ~3 (2015), ~3 (2020), ~3 (2025), ~3 (2030).
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The line graph illustrates consumption of energy in the USA from 2008 to 1980 with predictions of project until 2030.

Overall,the energy usage have fluctuated over the period.Pertol and oil soared sharply.Nuclear,Solar and Hydropower have remained stable.

The figure of petrol and oil climbed dramatically from 35 quadrillion in 1980 to 40 quadrillion in 2005. By contrast, coal and natural gas increased slightly in the same period.Solar, wind and Hydropower stayed the rate.

From 2005 to 2025, the level of nuclear rose slightly by 2 quadrillion from roughly 3 quadrillion to 5 quadrillion. Coal and natural gas grew gradually by 3 quadrillion,from approximately 22 quadrillion to 25 quadrillion.

From 2025 to 2030,the projection of fuels will have increased sharply.The level of coal will have grew from 25 quadrillion to around 30 quadrillion.

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