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

The bar chart displays the top ten countries for electricity

production

and

consumption

in 2014, measured in

billion

kilowatt-hours. China leads with the highest

production

of 5,398

billion

kWh

and

consumption

of 5,322

billion

kWh

of electricity. The United States follows, producing 4,099

billion

kWh

and consuming 3,866

billion

kWh

.

While

Russia holds the third position in terms of

production

with 1,057

billion

kWh

and

consumption

of 1,038

billion

kWh

. Japan and India occupy the fourth and fifth positions. The former produces 936.2

billion

kWh

and consumes 856.7

billion

kWh

,

while

the latter produces 871

billion

kWh

and consumes 698.8

billion

kWh

. Canada, France, Brazil, Germany, and the Republic of Korea complete the list. Canada produces 618.9

billion

kWh

and utilizes 499.9

billion

kWh

, France produces 561.2

billion

kWh

and consumes 462.9

billion

kWh

, and Brazil produces 530.7

billion

kWh

and expends 455.8

billion

kWh

. Germany's

production

and

consumption

are 526.6

billion

kWh

and 582.5

billion

kWh

, respectively, and the Republic of Korea produces 485.1

billion

kWh

and takes in 449.5

billion

kWh

. The country that has the most

production

and

consumption

is China. The country that has the least

production

and

consumption

is the Republic of Korea.