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Band 6+: The graph below shows the amount of UK investments in clean energy from 2008 to 2015.

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The image is a bar chart titled "Clean Energy Investment - UK, 2008 - 2015" depicting investment values for solar, wind, energy smart technologies, and other. In billions: 2008 solar <£1bn, wind ~£2bn, others ~£2bn; 2009 solar ~£1bn, wind ~£2bn, others ~£3bn; 2010 solar ~£1bn, wind ~£3bn, energy smart ~£1bn, others ~£3bn; 2011 solar <£1bn, wind ~£3bn, energy smart ~£1bn, others ~£4bn; 2012 solar ~£1bn, wind ~£3bn, energy smart >£1bn, others ~£4bn; 2013 solar ~£2bn, wind ~£3bn, energy smart >£1bn, others ~£5bn; 2014 solar ~£1bn, wind ~£5bn, energy smart ~£1bn, others ~£5bn; 2015 solar ~£3bn, wind >£5bn, energy smart ~£1bn, others >£5bn.
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The bar chart illustrates UK investments in reusable energy, between 2008 and 2015.

Overall, it is evident that investing in all sorts of clean energy had increased in this period. Especially, wind energy had the most proprtion throughout these years.

The graph provides information about the dedication of money on solar energy has slightly growed from 0bn to approximately 2.5bn in 2011, and remained the same untill 2013. Afterwards, it reached its peak in 2014, with less than 5bn, and got back same amount as 2013. Similarly, energy smart technologies followed the pattern. Escalating from near 0bn to about 1bn and stay the same from 2010 to 2014. All amount for this source of energy were less than 2bn in all those years and therefore less significant.

On the other hand, Wind power investment were more fluctuating, starting with about 2bn in 2010, and a sharp increase to three times its starting value. It then had a sudden decrease and reached a low of similar value as starting one in 2010. However, it then started to grow and hit the highest amount the investment among all energys in 2015, with about 10bn. Other energys were fluctuating as well they had their lowest value in 2009 and highest in 2011, with near two and a half billion.

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