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Band 4+: The graph below illustrates the amount of energy generated by different types of renewable energy sources in Qatar over one year. Summarize the given information by selecting the main trends and making comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a line graph showing monthly energy generation in TWh from wind, solar, and hydropower in Qatar over a year. Wind energy starts at 400 in January, dips to just below 400 in February, slightly decreases each month, and reaches a yearly minimum in August and September, before ending at 400 in December. Solar energy starts at zero, consistently rises to a peak of about 600 in June, before decreasing each month, ending slightly above 400 in December. Hydropower starts around 800 in January, climbs to approximately 1200 in March, peaks at 1600 in June, falls to around 1200 in July, fluctuates slightly, peaks again close to 1600 in October, and drops to around 400 in December.
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The line graph demonstrates the quantity of energy produced by various types of sustainable energy source in Qatar in one year.

Overall, Hydropower energy is useful highest among all. Wind power was second most usable energy source which has been gradually decreased. Morover, Solar power was least used source. It surged high in till month of August however it fall slowly.

Among three hydropower was the most popular as 800Twh in january. It showed fluctuatation in every month but in last month it again was same as month of january. Next was wind energy which was around 800Twh in first month. later it started declining till may. In addition, It started fluctuating from may to december. As a result it has been reduced around 500Twh.

Solar energy was around 200Twh in January which fall tozero in february but suddenly there was a peak in solar energy source from march to August. In august it was greater than wind energy that was around 800Twh. Morover, it again started downward trend. In december it was less than 200Twh.

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