The graph below gives information from a 2008 report about consumption of energy in the USA since 1980 with projections until 2030. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The given line graph demonstrates the spending on energy namely petrol and
oil
, coal, natural gas, nuclear and green sources in the USA since 1980 and its anticipation until 2050 from a 2008 record.
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Overall
, it can be seen from the graph that fossil fuels Linking Words
such
as petrol, Linking Words
oil
, coal and natural gas have been having the dominant role at all times. Use synonyms
In contrast
, other sorts of energy have occupied a small part of the whole energy used.
Looking at the line representing rock Linking Words
oil
, which had some fluctuation between 1980 and 1995. Use synonyms
Nevertheless
, the volume of petrol consumed rose moderately from approximately 35 to 40 units and is predicted to continue climbing to nearly 50 units Linking Words
at the end
of the study period. Simultaneously, carbon and natural gas witnessed the same trend from 1980 to 2020. Linking Words
However
, coal is anticipated to go up to 30 quadrillions Linking Words
while
crude Linking Words
oil
will remain stable at 25.
Nuclear and renewable sources all started at around 4q in 1980 and fluctuated up and down until 2010. From Use synonyms
this
year, it is speculated that the nuclear, solar and wind sectors will not have any shift until a little increase to respectively 10q and 6q in 2030. Linking Words
Lastly
, hydropower is forecasted to drop slightly after 2010 but go on constant during the remaining time.Linking Words
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