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Band 5+: The graph below shows the percentage of households in a European country using renewable energy (solar, wind, and biomass) for heating and electricity between 2000 and 2020.

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The image shows a line graph depicting household renewable energy usage from 2000 to 2020, categorized into solar, wind, and biomass. In 2000: solar at 5%, wind at 6%, biomass at 12%. In 2004: solar at 8%, wind at 10%, biomass at 12%. In 2008: solar at 10%, wind at 13%, biomass at 15%. In 2012: solar at 13%, wind at 18%, biomass at 15%. In 2016: solar at 17%, wind at 23%, biomass at 13%. In 2020: solar at 23%, wind at 30%, biomass at 12%.
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The line chart delineates the proportion of household in a European nation using (solar,wind and biomass) for heating and electricity from 2000 to 2020.

Overall, wind is widely used as the percentage rises from the start to the end of the period while that of wind flatuated throughout the the line.

Firstly, in the year 2010 the usage of wind started at 10% then rose to about 15% in 2004 and soared to 30% in the year 2020. Morever that of solar started at the lowest point in 2000 at 5% the saw a rise dramatically to approximately 17% in 2012 followed by a slight increase to almost 20% in the year 2016 then saw an increase to approximately 25% in 2020.

Furthermore, the consumption of biomass started at the highest point of 15% at the beginning of 2000 it rise to maximum of almost 18% in 2004 then fall to about 12% by 2008 then climbed again to almost 18% in 2012 then decrease to over 10% by the year 2016 followed by an increase to about 19% in 2020

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