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The image shows a line graph with U.S. energy consumption by fuel from 1980 to 2030, with quantities in quadrillion units: Petrol and Oil starts at roughly 35 in 1980, increases to about 40 by 2000, projected to near 50 by 2030; Natural Gas starts around 20 in 1980, grows slightly to just over 20 by 2005, then projected to approximately 25 in 2030; Coal starts just under 15 in 1980, rises closely to 25 by 2005, projected at about 30 by 2030; Nuclear starts at 3 in 1980, grows to roughly 8 by 2000, maintains similar level through 2030; Solar/Wind is negligible starting from 1980 but shows minor increase by 2030; Hydropower starts over 3 in 1980, stays relatively stable around 3-4 through 2030.
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The line chart compares the amount of energy consumed and produced, measured by 6 renewable fuels, in the USA between 1980 and 2030.
Overall, it can observed that Petrol and Oil accounted for the largest share, while the amount of energy consumption, namely Nuclear, wine or solar, and Hydropower showed a least amout of energy over the period.
In terms of energy production and consumption, Petrol and oil by far the largest components, making up 35 units in 1980. Then, this will increase drastically to reach approixmately 50 units by 2030, before declined by about 33 units in 1995. Following this stage, coal represented the second top energy produced and consumed was just 20 units in 1980, followed by Natural gas, with 16 units. Consequently, these are grew rapidly peak at 32 and 25 units respectively.
By comparison, the proportion of energy Nuclear and Wind or solar continuously rise, but the figure for Hydropower would have dropp 3 units in 2030.
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