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Band 5+: The pie charts below show the sources of the electricity produced in four countries in four countries between 2003 and 2008.

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The image depicts pie charts illustrating electricity production sources in four countries. India shows 82% fossil fuel, 14% hydropower, 4% nuclear. Sweden indicates 44% fossil fuel, 52% hydropower, 4% nuclear. Morocco presents 95% fossil fuel, 4% hydropower, 1% nuclear. Vietnam reveals 56% fossil fuel, 44% hydropower, 0% nuclear.
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The pie charts provides information about electricity producing of fossil fuel, hydropower and nuclear power in four countries from 2003 to 2008.

Overall, it can be clearly seen that, the highest produce of fossil fuel was in Indian and Vietnam, during in Sweden and Moroco it was nuclear power.

To begin with, the highest amount of fossil fuel was produced in India (81,90%) during five years, at that time in Vietnem data shows that this electricity was 56,30 percent. Hydropower manufactured in both countries but with big differences, India with 14,60 percent and Vietnam with 43,70 percent. Addittionally, nuclear power generates on in India with 3,50% and showed the lowest results in this country among other sources.

In Sweden and Morocco the hydropower source demonstrate the large percent in production 52,00 percent and 95,50 percent. In Sweden nuclear power stayed at the secon place in percents and generate 44 percent of overall production. Manufacturing the source fossil fuel in two countries indicates 4% and 4,20%, it was the minimum percent among other sources during the period.

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