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Band 9: The graph below shows the use of renewable energy as a percentage of total energy use by six countries from 1971 to 2011. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image features a line graph with the vertical axis displaying values from 0 to 25 in increments of 5, and the horizontal axis showing years from 1971 to 2011 in 5-year intervals (1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, 2011). The legend lists six countries: Finland (dashed line with triangles), Denmark (solid line with filled circles), France (dotted line with squares), Germany (dash-dotted line with diamonds), United States (dashed line with crosses), and United Kingdom (solid line with plus signs). Approximate data points per country across the years are: Finland: 1971: ~24.1, 1973: ~20.8, 1975: ~21.5, 1978: ~19.5, 1980: ~18.3, 1981: ~20.0, 1982: ~21.7, 1984: ~20.1, 1986: ~17.9, 1988: ~16.5, 1990: ~17.0, 1992: ~17.9, 1995: ~18.7, 1997: ~19.3, 2000: ~20.3, 2002: ~20.8, 2005: ~20.4, 2007: ~21.7, 2009: ~22.6, 2011: ~23.2; Denmark: 1971: ~15.0, 1975: ~12.3, 1980: ~13.5, 1982: ~11.9, 1985: ~12.4, 1986: ~10.3, 1987: ~10.7, 1989: ~13.3, 1991: ~14.4, 1993: ~13.0, 1996: ~12.1, 1998: ~12.8, 2000: ~13.9, 2002: ~14.9, 2005: ~15.8, 2007: ~16.4, 2009: ~17.2, 2011: ~18.2; France: 1971: ~8.0, 1975: ~10.1, 1980: ~9.3, 1982: ~8.6, 1985: ~8.0, 1987: ~8.0, 1990: ~8.9, 1993: ~9.5, 1996: ~10.0, 1998: ~10.5, 2000: ~11.0, 2002: ~11.6, 2005: ~12.5, 2007: ~13.0, 2009: ~13.5, 2011: ~14.1; Germany: 1971: ~5.2, 1974: ~5.3, 1976: ~5.2, 1980: ~5.2, 1982: ~5.2, 1985: ~4.5, 1987: ~4.8, 1990: ~5.1, 1993: ~5.9, 1996: ~6.7, 1998: ~7.4, 2000: ~8.3, 2002: ~9.0, 2005: ~9.8, 2007: ~10.8, 2009: ~12.0, 2011: ~13.3; United States: 1971: ~2.0, 1975: ~2.5, 1980: ~3.6, 1985: ~2.8, 1990: ~3.6, 1996: ~4.6, 1998: ~5.3, 2000: ~6.4, 2002: ~7.0, 2005: ~7.7, 2007: ~8.6, 2009: ~9.6, 2011: ~11.0; United Kingdom: 1971: ~0.7, 1975: ~1.2, 1980: ~1.7, 1985: ~1.9, 1990: ~2.4, 1996: ~3.2, 2000: ~3.8, 2002: ~4.2, 2007: ~4.9, 2011: ~5.9.
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The line graph illustrates the proportions of renewable energy use as a percentage of total energy consumption in six countries between 1971 and 2011.

Overall, of all countries, Finland demonstrated the highest consumption of renewable energy, whereas the United Kingdom remained consistently the lowest throughout the period. Additionally, with the exception of Finland, all other states experienced significant growth in usage.

At the beginning of the period, Finland’s renewable energy represented almost 25% of total power, while Denmark’s sustainable energy accounted for 15%. From 1976 to 1986, there was a fluctuating decline in Finland, before recovering to its starting point and finishing the period at around 23% in 2011. Meanwhile, Denmark’s clean energy dropped to approximately 12% by 1976 and remained stable for the next two decades, before rising to almost 18% in 2011.

The figure for France hovered around 8% between 1971 and 1986, while Germany’s renewable energy remained unchanged at 5% over the same timeframe. France then steadily rose to nearly 11%, whereas the proportion for Germany soared over the last decade. Regarding the USA, there was a stable trend at roughly 3% in the first 15-year period, followed by a notable rise to 9%. By contrast, clean energy in the UK increased steadily over the entire period, growing from almost 0.5% to 4%

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