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Band 5+: The two pie charts below show total world energy consumption and electricity generation for last year. 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 representing the total world energy consumption and electricity generation from last year. The left chart represents energy consumption, with oil taking up 34.3%, coal 28.1%, gas 25.1%, combustible renewables & waste 10.6%, nuclear 4.6%, and hydro 2.2%. The right chart shows electricity generation, with coal accounting for 39.8%, gas 19.6%, hydro 16.1%, nuclear 10.6%, oil 6.7%, combustible renewables & waste 2.1%, and other 2.1%.
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The given two pie charts illustrate information about last year’s total world energy usage and electricity. manufacturing.

Overall, based on given data there are seven different energy consumption and six different types of electricity generation. And while the highest consumption is oil the highest production is coal with a huge difference.

Based on last year’s data oil has the highest percentage with approximately 34 percent meantime the generation of oil is almost the lowest with 6 percent. Although the consumption of coal is 25 percent, it has the highest score in electric generation with nearly 40 percent. The percentages of energy consumption and generation of gas are almost the same at 20 percent. Afterward the percentages go with nuclear energy, while the usage of nuclear energy is 6 percent the production of nuclear is almost 16 percent. There is a 10 percent of usage in renewable energy but there is no electricity generation for that. Also while the hydro energy consumption is 2 percent, the generation of hydro is ten times higher than consumption. Lastly, there is a small usage and production for other types of energy.

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