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The image displays a bar graph showcasing wind energy generation in India, Denmark, Germany, and the United States from 1985 to 2000, quantified in terawatts. In 1985, India generated 0 terawatts, Denmark around 100 terawatts, Germany 200 terawatts, and the United States approximately 120 terawatts. By 1990, India's output remained at 0 terawatts, Denmark produced 200 terawatts, Germany 300 terawatts, and the United States reached 300 terawatts. In 1995, India generated about 100 terawatts, Denmark 400 terawatts, Germany 700 terawatts, and the United States 600 terawatts. By 2000, India's production was 200 terawatts, Denmark matched Germany with 900 terawatts, and the United States achieved 1600 terawatts.
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The bar chart illustrates changes in the amount of wind energy generated in India, Denmark, Germany and the United States between 1985 and 2000.
Overall, wind energy generation was higher in all four countries at the end of the period than at the beginning. Although the United States was the largest producer initially, Denmark had overtaken it by 2000.
In 1985, the United States generated the most wind energy, at 1,200, three times Germany’s figure of 400. India and Denmark recorded the lowest figures, at 200 each. By 1990, production in the US had risen to 1,600, while Germany’s figure reached approximately 650. Both India and Denmark doubled their output to 400.
In 1995, the US figure remained at 1,600, but Denmark’s output rose sharply to 1,200. India and Germany each produced 800. By 2000, Denmark had overtaken the US, reaching 1,600 compared with 1,500 in the latter. India’s figure climbed further to 1,200, whereas Germany saw a smaller increase to 900.
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