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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 compare the production of the electricity in India, Sweden, Morocco, Vietnam in terms of three categories during a five- year period .

Overall, it is clear that India and Vietnam used the largest proportion of fossil fuel, hydropower was the next highest percentage in Morocco. Moreover, Sweden nuclear power can be seen only in Sweden as a main source of energy.

According to the data, India had the highest number of fossil fuel, which was 81.90%; the percentage decreased to almost 56.30% for Vietnam and even more than Morocco and Sweden which had around 4.50% and 4.00%, respectively. As for nuclear power it had manufactered the most by Sweden by 64.00%, while Indians created a proportion of just over 4%.

As for the last kind of power supply, hydropower, the chart shows that the Moroccans had a rate of 95.50%, and it got reduced by 52.00% in Sweden. Furthermore, Vietnam was the third most developed country reaching by 43.70%, and it declined 14.60% was the last country, which was India.

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