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Band 7+: The graph below shows the Change in Consumption of Energy attained from different sources, in different sectors, from 2018 to 2019. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows changes in energy consumption (measured in Ktoe – Thousand tonnes) across three sectors: Agriculture, Commercial, and Public Admin. Agriculture shows minor changes with approximately -1 Ktoe (Solid Fuels), -0.5 Ktoe (Natural Gas), 0 Ktoe (Electricity), 0 Ktoe (Heat), +2 Ktoe (Bio & Waste), and -4 Ktoe (Petroleum). Commercial indicates moderate reductions with roughly -5 Ktoe (Solid Fuels), -120 Ktoe (Natural Gas), -20 Ktoe (Electricity), -70 Ktoe (Heat), -5 Ktoe (Bio & Waste), and -10 Ktoe (Petroleum). Public Admin shows notable variations with about -15 Ktoe (Solid Fuels), -35 Ktoe (Natural Gas), -70 Ktoe (Electricity), 0 Ktoe (Heat), +0.1 Ktoe (Bio & Waste), and -5 Ktoe (Petroleum).
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The bar graph illustrates information regarding how much the use of power gained from six sources of energy has increased or decreased, between the year 2018 and 2019, in multiple areas. The data has been calibrated in Kilotonnes or Thousand Tonnes.

Overall, it was observed that the Agriculture region saw an increase in the power consumption sourcing from Petrol, Natural Gas and Heat. As for the commercial tasks, they saw a growth in similar ways along with Biological Waste. Whereas, the Public Admin sector saw an increasing usage in power only from one soruce, that is the biowaste.

The farming activities used up an extra of more than 30 Kilotonnes of Petroleum and in and around 10 kilotonnes of energy extracted from heatwaves and gas. On the other hand, it saw a decrease of approximately 10 kilotonnes of Electricity and biohazardous waste. The Financial sector saw an increase of the same amount of numbers as that of the agriculture sector but it saw a massive reduction in electric means amounting up to a humungous value of more than 130 kilotonnes.

The facilities concerning the Administration of local people saw a decrease in almost all senses and recorded only a mere 2-5 kilotonne raise in biowaste usage.

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