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Band 5+: The table shows the percentage of energy produced renewable resourcees in UK and the number of employees in 2009

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The image displays a table with renewable energy data for the UK in 2009, indicating both energy production percentages and employee numbers: Hydropower recorded at 13.7% with 1,013 employees; Solar energy at 3.6% with 12,450 employees; Tidal power at 6.8% with 2,034 employees; Geothermal at 6.9% with 4,590 employees; and Wind power at 10.2% with 1,198 employees.
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The table illustrates the proportion of energy produced from renewable resources and the number of workers in the UK in 2009.

Overall, hydropower shows its own peak through producing capacity, but that figure has the smallest workforce than other figures. Solar energy reaches the highest employee number, in contrast produced energy is the lowest level.

In 2009, hydropower has the highest trade by producing capacity with 13,7 percent, at the following rate, wind power placed its own with 10,2 rates. These two figures increase than other tips in 2009. Three sources, such as tidal, geothermal powers are almost same level 6,8 and 6,9 percent. In contrast, solar energy shows the lowest rate with 3,6.

That year, solar energy has the highest score by workforce opposite to producing level. Employees number consist of 12,450 persons. Hydropower reach its own peak although workforce has been smallest number, that is, 1,013 persons. Others figures are almost same level, tidal power’s employees consist of 2,034 and wind power workers are 1,198. So that, geothermal stand out following next turn from solar energy with 4,590 workforces

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