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Band 4+: The picture below shows the use of renewable energy accounting the total energy from 1971 to 2006. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a graph from 1971 to 2011 with six countries: Finland, Denmark, France, Germany, United States, United Kingdom. Finland's values range from 15 to 25, beginning around 22 in 1971 and hovering between 15 to 24 over the years. Denmark starts near 8 in 1971, fluctuating between 7 to 12. France ranges from 5 to 11, starting around 5 in 1971, peaking near 10 in 1991. Germany begins at approximately 3 in 1971, showing slight fluctuations between 2 to 6. The United States starts close to 5, increasing slightly, peaking near 6 by 2011. The United Kingdom starts near 1, increasing to around 3 by 2011.
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The graph illustrates how many sustainable energy calculating the total energy in different countries between 1971 to 2006.

Overall, it is clear that Germany , US and UK experienced an upward trend , whereas that Finland , Denmark and France bucked the trend. Additionally , the percentage of clean energy in UK was a leader in this trend.

In 1971 , the United Kingdom stood at almost 0 . After that , it had a gradual increase till the end of period (at 6 %) . When it comes to the percentage of United States, at the beginning about 3% of energy was used , it underwent fluctuations in the next 2 decades and stopped at 6% before jumping to 18% . The next is Germany , at the beginning 5 % of power was used . In this trend experienced a gradual rise till the end of deadline to 14 percent.

In 1971 , the percentage of strength, which used in France was 8% . Although it grow to 15 percent during the interval. The zest , which employed in Denmark was at 15% , but happened fluctuations in the next 3 decades and stopped at 15 % before growing to 17 % .Initially. there was a fluctuations in France during the 3 decades , and stopped at 20 percent prior to rising to 24 percentage at the end of deadline.

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