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The image displays a line graph comparing the use of renewable energy from 1971 to 2006 in six countries: Finland, Denmark, Germany, United States, France, and United Kingdom. The y-axis represents the percentage use of renewable energy ranging from 0 to 25%, while the x-axis covers selected years from 1971 to 2011 (1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2006, 2011). The lines fluctuate as follows: Finland starts near 15% in 1971, peaks around 25% in 1996, then slightly declines to just below 25% in 2006. Denmark begins slightly above 5% in 1971, shows a rising trend to nearly 20% by 2006. Germany starts at around 5%, gradually increases to approximately 10% by 2006. The US stays consistently around 5% throughout the entire period. France begins near 10% in 1971, decreases to about 5% in 1981, then remains stable through to 2006. The UK line remains consistently around 0%-2% from 1971 to 2006.
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The picture illustrate the use of renewable energy accounting the total energy between 197 and 2006. In general, the figure for all categories saw an upward trend, while Finland was the highest figure among 6 sectors including Denmark, France, Germany, United States, United Kingdom and Finland.
To begin with, the amount of Finland accounted for 25 in the first year, which fluctuated at 16 in 1986, before incresing substaintially to 24 after 25 years. Meanwhile, united states was 2 in 1971 and this figure rose and fell to 7 in 1991, and reached a peak at 18 in 2011. Regarding Denmak, this figure was 15 in the first year and Denmak experienced a fluctuation at 14 in 1991. This figure grew slightly to 17 in 2011.
As for the remaining three categories, United kingdom was 1 in 1971, before rising slightly to 6 after 40 years. Meanwhile, Finland reached 5 in the first year, which dropped slowly to 4 in 1986, before rose steadily to 14 in 2011. Finally, France stood at 8 in the first year and this figure increaded and drecreased at 8 in 1991 and reached a peak at 14 after 20 years.
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