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Band 5+: THE PIE CHART BELOW COMPARE THE PROPORTION OF ENERGY CAPACITY IN GIGAWATTS IN 2015 WITH THE PREDICTIONS FOR 2040

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The image shows two pie charts comparing energy capacity in gigawatts (GW) for the years 2015 and 2040. In 2015, the total energy capacity was 6.688 GW, with fossil fuels accounting for 64%, wind 23%, nuclear 6%, solar 5%, and other renewables 2%. In 2040, the projected total energy capacity is 11.678 GW, with fossil fuels decreasing to 44%, wind increasing to 21%, nuclear to 18%, solar to 12%, and other renewables to 5%.
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The pie charts contrasts the proportion of energy payload in gigawatts (GW) in 2015 with the estimates for 2040.

It is clear that, there are given two type pie chart about Energy capacity 2015 and 2040 with either different percentages that is includes Fossil fuels, Wind, Nuclear, Solar and other renewables. In 2015, the plentiest of percentage is 64% wich is Fossil fuels and the less is 2% wich is Solar. In 2040, the plentiest percentage is 44% wich is Fossil fuels and the lowest is 5% wich is Nuclear.

In 2015, there are given different amounts of percentages. If we look at the plentiest percentages is 64% wich is Fossil fuels. Other renewables are also more wich is 23%. The nuclear is 6% and the wind approximately same but 1% lower than nuclear. The last percentags is 2% wich is Solar.

In 2040, there are given percentages that same as 2015 but with different prediction percentages. Therefore, the most plentiest percentage is 44% wich gaines half part of chart Fossil fuels. The Other renewables is 21%. The solar is 18% and the Wind is 12%. The lowet percentages is 5% wich is Nuclear.

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