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Band 6+: The pie chart below shows the distribution of energy sources used by a North American country in 2020. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, making comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The pie chat demonstrates the share of each power sources used by a nation of North America in 2020.

In overview, natural gas and coal were the most dominent source of energy as they covered more than half percentage collectively. Rest of them had similar rate except, nuclear power as nuclear power had the most share after natural gas and coal.

Looking overall, natural gas had the highest share among all of them having 40%, followed by coal, having 25% of the total distribution. Also, all the least contribution of source of energy which includes biomass, solar, wind and hydroelectric had the same number of percentage which was 5%. Talking about nuclear power, it was the third among all the sources of energy as it had 15%. In conclusion, natural gas had the highest percentage, whereas, biomass, solar, wind and hydroelelctric had the lowest percentange among all od the power sources.

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