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

The bar chart provides information about the amount of wind-generated

energy

in four countries in a time period between 1985 and 2000.

Initially

, India was the lowest producer of wind

energy

, followed by the United

States

, with the other two countries falling in between.

At the

end

of 2000, Denmark captured the position of the United

States

and became the highest producer of wind-generated

energy

. In 1995, India produced the lowest amount of wind

energy

, 200

megawatts

, compared to other producers.

Then

, the

production

gradually increased, reaching 1200

megawatts

by the

end

of 2000. Germany clearly outperformed India,

initially

surpassing the

5400 megawatt

Add a hyphen

5400-megawatt

show examples

mark in

energy

production

. It

also

demonstrated an improvement in

production

, culminating in an

energy

output of over 800

megawatts

. From the beginning of the time period, the United

States

demonstrated dominance in

production

, reaching its highest capacity in 1990 with an enormous

production

of 1600

megawatts

.

However

, the

production

experienced some disruption towards the

end

of 2000, ultimately reducing to approximately 1500

megawatts

. Denmark held the second-lowest position at the beginning of the time period, with a

production

capacity of nearly 200

megawatts

.

However

, they significantly refined their strategy over the years. For that, the

production

rate increased gradually, and

at the

end

of 2000, the country became the table-topper with a

production

amount that was over 1600

megawatts

—the same number the United

States

gained in 1990.