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Band 4+: The pie charts below compare the proportion of energy capacity in gigawatts (GW) in 2015 with the predictions for 2040. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image presents two pie charts indicating energy capacities. In 2015, total capacity is 6.688 GW: Fossil fuels at 64%, Nuclear 23%, Solar 6%, Wind 5%, Other renewables 2%. In 2040, projected total capacity is 11.678 GW: Fossil fuels 44%, Nuclear 21%, Solar 18%, Wind 12%, Other renewables 5%.
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The given pie-chart illustrate that the proportion of energy capacity in gigawatt in diffrent sector in 2015 with the predition for 2040.

According to the given pie-chart, the largest amount of energy obtained from the fossil fue & least amount os energy obtained from the Solar in 2015 that is 64% and 2% respectively.similarly, the second highest amount of energy obtained from other for renewable Sources & Selond least from the wind which is 23%and 5%simultaneously.6% of energy is sintained from Nuclear

Likewise , In 2040 it will have prefix that the dependency upon the fossil fuel is decreased upto 44% and dependency upon the solar energy increased up to18%. In the same way the dependency upon nuclear and other renewable resources decrease up to 5% and 21% respectively. furthermore, the dependency up on wind is increased up to 12%.

In addition, the decreased in using fossil and nuclear help to overcome from various pollution which seems good for the well-shake of world.

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