The bar chart below shows the top ten countries for the production and consumption of electricity in 2014. Summarise the infromation by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant

The picture given presents the data of the top ten countries that manufactured and consumed

electricity

in 2014, measured by

billion

kWh

.

Overall

, China and the United States are the two countries that have the biggest

production

and

consumption

of

electricity

. Generally, all of the states have larger

electricity

production

than

consumption

, except for Germany. China led the

production

and

consumption

of

electricity

at 5,398 and 5,322

billion

kWh

respectively. In the next place, the United States manufactured 4,099 and used 3,866

billion

kWh

, making it the second largest country in terms of

electricity

production

and

consumption

.

However

, excluding Russia, the rest of the countries'

production

and

consumption

never exceeded 1,000

billion

kWh

.

Furthermore

, the Republic of Korea is the one and only nation with output and

consumption

below 500

billion

kWh

, with 485 and 449

billion

kWh

respectively, which acts as the smallest electric-producing and consuming country. The output of

electricity

between Japan, India, Canada, France, Brazil, and Germany varies between 526 and 936

billion

kWh

, with

electricity

usage between 455 and 856

billion

kWh

. Even so, Germany is the only one that has a bigger number in

consumption

than its output.