The bar chart illustrates the data on the amount of energy generated in four different nations over a 15-year period, commencing from 1985.
In general, what stands out most was that despite leading the way in three years – 1985, 1990 and 1995, megawatts of generated energy in The US was slight lower in 2000 compared to in all other years, whereas the reverse was true for both India and Germany. The figure for Denmark, meanwhile, increased precipitously throughout the period studied in question, outstripping the other nations in 2000, albeit starting the period in nearly as low position as India.
Considering the increasing figures first, amount of generated energy of The US was as high as about 1200 megawatts at the outset, but it observed further slight increase in 1990, gathering around 1600 megawatts after which it decreased slowly to about 1500 over the course of two years. although, gathered energy in Germany was twice as more as that of India in 1895 at around 400 megawatts, then discrepancy between them then narrowed down in 2000 with figures standing out roughly 1200 and 900 megawatts respectively.
As for the remaining nation, despite starting at the lowest position, Denmark experienced a continuous climb by 2000, surpassing all other nations according to gathering energy. In 2000, megawatts of generated energy was as high as 1600.