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Band 6+: The pie charts compare the proportions of energy capacity in gigawatts in 2012 with predictions for 2030. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows two pie charts of energy capacity in 2012 and 2030, labeled in gigawatts (GW). In 2012, energy capacity is 5.579GW with Fossil fuels at 64%, Nuclear at 22%, Wind at 5%, Solar at 2%, Other renewables at 4%, Flexible capacity at 3%. In 2030, energy capacity is 10.569GW with Fossil fuels at 44%, Nuclear at 18%, Wind at 9%, Solar at 7%, Other renewables at 19%, Flexible capacity at 3%.
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The pie charts illustrate the amount of energy capacity in gigawatts in 2012 , also give prediction for 2030.

Overall, the total amount of energy is expected to increase by 2030.Fossil fuels will still be a dominant source, while flexible capacity will continue to be a weaker point.

Looking at the details,in 2012 fossil fuels were a main source, at 64%.Other renewables came next at 22%. Wind accounted for 5% , followed by nuclear with 6%,which shows that these types of energy did not develop . Solar and flexible capacity made up the smallest shares, at 2% and 1% respectively.

In 2030, fossil fuels will decrease from 64% to 44%, although this type of energy is projected to be a leader.Other renewables are expected to fall to 19%,whereas solar energy will account for 22% . The amount of energy from wind also will increase to 12%.Both nuclear and flexible capacity will have small change to 1%,and they are predicted to accounted 5% and 2% respectively.

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