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Band 7+: Writing task 1 (a report) The chart below describes the sources of electricity produced in four countries between 2003 and 2008. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents four pie charts representing the sources of electricity in India, Sweden, Morocco, and Vietnam between 2003 and 2008, divided into categories of Fossil fuel, Hydro power, and Nuclear power. India's chart shows Fossil fuel at 92%, Hydro power at 6%, and Nuclear power at 2%. Sweden's chart indicates Fossil fuel at 46%, Hydro power at 50%, and Nuclear power at 4%. Morocco's chart illustrates Fossil fuel at 91%, Hydro power at 9%, and no Nuclear power. Vietnam's chart reveals Fossil fuel at 25%, Hydro power at 75%, and no Nuclear power.
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The pie charts illustrate the electricity generation sources in India, Sweden, Morocco, and Vietnam from 2003 to 2008.

India relied heavily on fossil fuels, which provided 92% of its electricity, with hydro power and nuclear power contributing just 6% and 2%, respectively. Morocco also showed a strong dependence on fossil fuels, at 91%, while hydro power accounted for 9%. Notably, Morocco did not use nuclear power during this period.

In contrast, Sweden had a more balanced approach, with fossil fuels making up 46% of its electricity, while hydro power provided 50%. Nuclear power contributed 4%, reflecting Sweden’s diversification of energy sources. Vietnam’s energy profile was dominated by hydro power (75%), with fossil fuels accounting for 25%, and no nuclear power in use.

Overall, significant differences exist in energy reliance, with India and Morocco favoring fossil fuels, while Sweden and Vietnam show more diverse or renewable-based energy production.

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