The bar chart above shows the top ten countries for the production and consumption of electricity in 2014. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar graph indicates the top ten countries for the amount of production and consumption of

electricity

in the year 2014.

This

writing will explain some important points and compare them when necessary. The data is shown in the unit of kilowatt hour (

kWh

). In

this

overview, all of the countries listed in the chart produce more and use less

electricity

except for Germany. The most significant thing highlighted in the chart is the two biggest

electricity

consumers and producers. China is listed as first followed by the United

States

due to

the towering amount in both of using and producing energy. China produced and consumed 5,398 and 5,322

kWh

respectively,

while

the United

States

generated 4,099

kWh

and expended 3,866

kWh

in 2014. Looking more into the graph, there is a staggering difference in the amount of energy between the United

States

and

Russia

. United

States

'

electricity

expense is almost four times higher than

Russia

, despite the US being ranked second and

Russia

being third.

In Addition

, the total energy that was used and made by

Russia

, Japan, and India altogether was not enough to surpass the united

states

and China in 2014.