The bar chart shows the amount of energy generated by wind in four countries from 1985 to 2000.

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The bar chart shows the amount of energy generated by wind in four countries from 1985 to 2000.
IELTS Writing Task Chart for The bar chart shows the amount of energy generated by wind in four countries from 1985 to 2000.
The graph depicts the quantity of energy generated by wind in four different countries, during a period of 15 years,ending in 2000.
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it is clear that
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globally, the United States is much more powerful than India, Denmark andGermany too. So, it is true that all countries are globally increasing every five years.
For instance
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, India increased from 200Mw in 2,985, to 1,200 megawatts in 2000, so 5 times more.
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, Denmark
also
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presents a large growth from approximately 250 megawatts in the first year, until 1,600Mw in the
last
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year , which represents a significant evolution. Germany began with a number of 400 and grew to almost 1,000.
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, the United States started with a higher number than the others, with 1,200, growing until 1,600 in 1990 and
then
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decreasing slowly until 1,500 megawatts in 2000. It is the only region that decreases
at the end
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compared to the others.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • wind energy generation
  • megawatts (MW)
  • renewable energy
  • energy production
  • growth trend
  • decline
  • technological advancements
  • government policies
  • historical data
  • relative contribution
  • energy mix
  • comparison
  • renewable resources
  • sustainability
  • capacity
  • installations
  • annual production
  • percent increase/decrease
  • between 1985 and 2000
  • notable changes
  • country-specific trends
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