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Band 5+: The pie chart below compare the proportion of energy capacity in gigawatts (GW) in 2012 with the predictions for 2030. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant.

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The image shows two pie charts comparing the proportion of energy capacity in gigawatts (GW) for the year 2015 and the predictions for 2040. For 2015, the total energy capacity was 6.688 GW, distribution among fossil fuels (64%), wind (23%), nuclear (5%), solar (2%), and other renewables (6%). In contrast, the 2040 prediction shows an increase in total energy capacity to 11.678 GW with a different distribution: fossil fuels (44%), wind (21%), nuclear (12%), solar (18%), and other renewables (5%).
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The given charts illustrate the number of production used in the industry to provide energy capacity in gigawatts(GW) in the year and pridections for 2040.

Overall, it can be seen that compared between the two charts shown the different categories of energy capacity that produce in the field.However, in both pie chart fossil fuels has the largest gigawatts while other renewables energy also incresed in the previous year and in the predictions year.Whereas, other energy capacity like solar, nuclear and wind had the least in the numbers of energy supply.

On the other hand, from the lowest energy produced in the solar energy had a only 2% gigawatts consumed in 2015 but at the same time solar energy is dramatically increasing by the 18% gigawatts in the future of 2040.Wind power also increased from 5% to 12% gigawatts in 2040.Moreover, nuclear drop in the prediction year by 1% as 6% in a previous year.In the last analyzing both fossil fuels and other renewable had the largest in gigawatts than other energy sources but fossil fuel decrese in the future by 10% where 64% gigawatts in previous year.Other renewable also go down in prediction year by 21% as where 23% in the previous year.

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