The bar chart below shows the top ten countries for the production and consumption of electricity in 2014.

The bar chart below shows the top ten countries for the production and consumption of electricity in 2014.





Sample answer 1: 

The chart reveals the ten countries which produced and consumed the most

electricity in 2014 and provides figures for these amounts in billion kWh.

Overall, what stands out from the chart is that China and the United States
were by far the largest and second largest producers and users of electricity
respectively. Furthermore, Germany was the only country studied where
consumption was higher than production.

Focusing on electricity production, China generated 5,398 billion kWh, the
highest quantity, while the US placed second with 4,099 billion. These figures
were significantly greater than those of the remaining countries, with Russia in
third place, recording 1,057 billion kWh, and the Republic of Korea in tenth,
generating 485.1 billion.

Turning to consumption, the US used 3,866 billion kWh, making it the country
with the biggest gap between production and consumption. The second largest
gap was in India, where consumption was 698.8 billion kWh, 172.2 billion
lower than production. China, which used 5,322 billion kWh, had the greatest
consumption rate, whereas the Republic of Korea had the lowest with 449.5
billion.

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