The bar chart illustrates the influx of investment to green energy in the UK between 2008 and 2015.
Overall, wind sources attracted far more funding throughout the 8 years. Solar and smart technologies energies started with a minor figure at the beginning, even though raised significantly during the period, meanwhile other types began slightly less than the wind, whereas its increase is not so visible.
Initially, in 2008, wind power was received approximately 2bn pounds, then in next year it went up at just over 6bn pounds. Subsequently, in 2010 and 2011 happened notable decrease to just over 2bn pounds, despite this in the further 4 years was observed a steady climb, thus it reached its high point at approximately 10bn pounds. The rise of the other types of energy was more fluctuation than wind sources, thereby the growth was not substantial around a half billion.
Whilst solar and smart technologies were the minorest two’s. Nevertheless, the scope of funding compared with initial and latter was noticeable, just over 0bn pounds in both fields in 2008,in the final year just under 3bn in solar and just over 1bn in smart technologies