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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 given graph clearly shows the amount of investments in clean energy sources in the UK between 2008 and 2015. We can observe significant changes in the energy industry during this period.
The most noticeable development began in 2009, when the UK started investing more money into clean energy, particularly in wind energy. However, in 2011, the UK shifted its focus and began investing more in solar energy rather than wind.
From that point on, solar energy took the second place in terms of investments. Consequently, from 2011 to 2015, all investments continued to grow, especially in wind energy.
Overall, we can clearly see that clean energy sources have become increasingly popular among UK investors.
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