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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 illustrates the share of renewable energy used between 1971 and 2006.
Overall, Finland displayed the biggest proportion at the beginning of the period, but its percentage dropped slightly, yet it became the most popular of all. Meanwhile, Denmark became more popular by the end of the period. However, France, Germany and the United States showcased a battle for popularity, but the United States pulled ahead of everyone by the end of the period. The United Kingdom started with the smallest percentage and by the end, this trend grew sharply.
Regarding the proportion in Finland, at the beginning of the period, this country below showed the biggest percentage, which comprised 25% in 1971, but this popularity plummet, around 23% in 2011.
As for Denmark, in 1971, this country was also popular in renewable energy, constituted 15%, and this trend increased to 16% in 2006, and at the end of this period, the percentage rose slightly to 17% in 2011.
Turning to France, Germany and the United States, all three countries experienced an overall increase. The most significant change occurred in the United States, where the figure rose from around 3% in 1971 to approximately 16% in 2011. Germany also saw a gradual increase, while France experienced smaller fluctuations.
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