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Band 5+: The pie charts below show the amount of electricity generated by energy source in Scotland for 20 years ago and last year.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make somparisons where relevant.

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The image displays two pie charts indicating the amount of electricity generated in Scotland by energy source for two different periods- 20 years ago and last year. For 20 years ago, it shows coal at 41.4%, gas at 22.3%, nuclear at 19.9%, hydro natural flow at 8.7%, hydro pumped storage at 3.1%, other renewables at 2.8%, and oil at 2.1%. For last year, it shows coal at 32.7%, nuclear at 26.4%, gas at 21.7%, other renewables at 5.1%, hydro natural flow at 7.9%, oil at 4.0%, and hydro pumped storage at 2.2%.
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The both pie charts illustrate the difference between consumption energy in Scotland last year and 20 years ago. It is clear that it was popular in Scotland to use electricity.

It can be noticed that the first pie chart demonstrates 7 various categories. There were 3 large categories and four categories with tiny perсent. The most popular category 20 years ago was coal 41.4%. Interestingly, last year this indicator was the most popular too. The lowest category was oil 2.1%. The second unpopular category was other renewables, It took 2.8%.

The second pie chart illustrates the same spheres. Consequently, the rates were different. The percentage of coal decreased to 32.7%. There was significant growth in the nuclear category, 26.4%. The lowest indicator among all categories was hydro pumped storage (2.2%). In the past it was higher. Moreover gas proportion reduced to 21.7%, however 20 years ago it was higher 22.3%.

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