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The image presents a line graph displaying data over time from 1971 to 2012 across six countries, with a vertical axis labeled from 0 to 25 at intervals of 5, and a horizontal axis with marked years 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, and 2011. The lines represent: Finland (dashed with triangles: starting at ~24 in 1971, dipping to ~20.7 in 1973, rising to ~21.5 in 1975, ~19.5 in 1978, ~18.3 in 1980, ~19.8 in 1981, ~21.6 in 1982, ~20.1 in 1985, ~17.9 in 1986, reaching a low of ~16.4 in 1988, ~16.8 in 1990, ~17.8 in 1993, ~18.6 in 1996, ~19.3 in 1999, ~20.3 in 2001, ~20.8 in 2003, ~20.3 in 2005, ~21.7 in 2007, ~22.7 in 2010, and ending at ~23.3 in 2012); Denmark (solid with circles: ~15 in 1971, ~12.3 in 1975, ~13.5 in 1980, ~11.9 in 1982, ~12.4 in 1985, ~10.3 in 1987, ~10.8 in 1988, ~13.3 in 1990, ~14.4 in 1991, ~13.0 in 1993, ~12.1 in 1995, ~12.8 in 1998, ~13.9 in 2001, ~14.9 in 2003, ~15.8 in 2005, ~16.4 in 2007, ~17.2 in 2010, and ~18.2 in 2012); France (dotted with squares: ~8.1 in 1971, ~10.2 in 1975, ~9.4 in 1980, ~8.6 in 1982, ~8.1 in 1985, ~8.1 in 1988, ~8.9 in 1991, ~9.5 in 1993, ~10.1 in 1995, ~10.6 in 1998, ~11.1 in 2001, ~11.6 in 2003, ~12.5 in 2005, ~13.0 in 2007, ~13.5 in 2010, and ~14.1 in 2012); Germany (dash-dotted with diamonds: ~5.3 in 1971, ~5.3 in 1973, ~5.3 in 1976, ~5.3 in 1980, ~5.3 in 1982, ~4.6 in 1985, ~4.9 in 1988, ~5.2 in 1990, ~6.0 in 1993, ~6.8 in 1995, ~7.5 in 1998, ~8.4 in 2001, ~9.1 in 2003, ~9.9 in 2005, ~10.9 in 2007, ~12.1 in 2010, and ~13.3 in 2012); United States (dashed with x: ~2.1 in 1971, ~2.6 in 1976, ~3.7 in 1980, ~2.9 in 1985, ~3.7 in 1990, ~4.7 in 1995, ~5.3 in 1998, ~6.5 in 2001, ~7.0 in 2003, ~7.8 in 2005, ~8.7 in 2007, ~9.7 in 2010, and ~11.0 in 2012); and United Kingdom (solid with pluses: ~0.8 in 1971, ~1.2 in 1976, ~1.7 in 1980, ~1.9 in 1985, ~2.5 in 1990, ~3.2 in 1995, ~3.9 in 2001, ~4.3 in 2003, ~5.0 in 2007, and ~6.0 in 2012).
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The line graph illustrates the proportion of utilized total renewable energy source in six different countries namely, Finland, Denmark, France, Germany, the United States and, the UK over the period between 1971 and 2006.
Overall, what can be seen from the graph is that the proportion of used energy has shown an upward trend in all countries, with the exception of Finland, where energy usage showed a slightly downward trend. However, Finland remained at the top throughout the period. Another noticeable aspect is that every countries maintained their previous rankings until the end of the period.
Regarding Finland and the UK’s, countries where have shown the highest and lowest figure, total energy usage, the former accounted for approximately 25% whereas the latter started with no usage in 1971. In addition, Finland’s figure fluctuated from just under 25% to17% over the two-decade period from 1971 to 1991 and stood at 23% by 2011 , while the UK’s percentage of total energy usage increased gradually throughout four-decade period, reaching just over 5% by 2011.
Looking at France, and Germany’s figure, both countries saw a rise starting from 5% and about 8% in 1071 to just under 15% in 2011, respectively. Denmark’s proportion of energy usage experienced a fluctuation from 15% to 12% between 1971 and 1996, collapsing to 10% in 1986, which after continued to rise throughout the remaining period. Followed by Germany, the US’s figure increased steadily, showing a nearly six-fold climb from 2% to 12% by 2011.
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