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The image presents a line graph with a vertical axis ranging from 0 to 25 with tick marks and horizontal grid lines at increments of 5 (0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25) and a horizontal axis marked at 5-year intervals with dots: 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, and 2011. A legend specifies six series: Finland (dashed line), Denmark (solid line), France (dotted line), Germany (dashed line), United States (solid line), and United Kingdom (solid line). Approximate plotted values across years are: Finland: 1971: 24.5, 1974: 20, 1976: 21.5, 1982: 22, 1987: 16, 1991: 18.5, 1996: 19, 2001: 21.5, 2006: 23, 2011: 24; Denmark: 1971: 15, 1974: 12.5, 1977: 14, 1982: 12, 1985: 10.5, 1989: 15, 1991: 13.5, 1996: 13, 2001: 15, 2006: 17, 2011: 17.5; France: 1971: 8, 1976: 11, 1981: 9, 1986: 8.5, 1991: 10.5, 1996: 13, 2001: 14.5, 2006: 14.8, 2011: 14.8; Germany: 1971: 5, 1976: 5.5, 1981: 5, 1986: 4, 1991: 6, 1996: 8, 2001: 11, 2006: 13, 2011: 13.5; United States: 1971: 2, 1976: 4.5, 1977: 5, 1978: 3.5, 1983: 8, 1985: 6.5, 1989: 9, 1991: 6.5, 1996: 10, 2001: 14, 2006: 16.5, 2011: 19; United Kingdom: 1971: 0.5, 1976: 1, 1981: 2, 1986: 2, 1991: 3, 1996: 4, 2001: 5, 2006: 4.5, 2011: 6.
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The line graph depicts information about the percentage of renewable energy of total energy use in 6 different countries between 1971 and 2006.
Overall, by the end of the period all 6 nations showed an upward trend compared to 1971, with the sole exception of Finland, which illustrated a fall. The United States recorded the most rapid rise, whereas the UK depicted a smooth climb.
France, Germany and the UK illustrated a rise, despite some fluctuations throughout the period. France started from approximately 8% in 1971, and this figure grew to 11% in 1976, before falling to a starting point in 1981, subsequently rising to around 15% by the end of the period. Germany followed the same pattern, falling to below 5% in 1986, before rocketing to around 15% in 2011, The UK ,on the other hand, showed more gradual growth, rising throughout the period to approximately 6% in 2011, despite decreasing to 5% in 2006.
Other three nations, Finland, The US, and Denmark fluctuated widely. Finland started with approximately 25% in 1971, showing upward and downward trends in 1976, 1981, and between 1986 and 2006, and reaching approximately the same percentage as in 1971. The US and Denmark recorded the same pattern. The US fluctuated between 1976, 1986, 1996, and reached around 20%, whereas Denmark fluctuated every year, and by the end of the period Denmark’s renewable energy was around 18%.
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