The bar chart illustrates the amount of electricity produced annually from alternative energy sources for Turkey, Spain, Italy between 1980 and 2010.
Overall, it is clear that both Turkey and Italy had an increase in their annual electricity production over the given period, whereas the trend for Spain showed some fluctuations.
According to the data, Turkey produced slightly above 4 million Kilowatts of electricity in 1980; however, this amount almost halved a decade later, when a gradual rise made it reach its highest amount of electricity production with nearly 4. 5 million. On the other hand, Italy had much lower production of electricity at 2 million Kilowatts at the beginning of the period and stabilized until 1990; however, in 2000, it experienced a gradual growth to 3 million in its annual production followed by a sharp increase to a peak of 5 million in 2010.
In contrast, the trend for Spain varied drastically over the period. While its electricity production stood at just 2 million in 1980, it surged significantly to a peak of over 4 million 10 years later; it plummeted to its lowest point with just under 2 million in 2000, but it then moderately climbed to under 3 million at the end of the surveyed period.
The bar chart illustrates the amount of
electricity
produced
annually
from alternative energy sources for Turkey, Spain, Italy between 1980 and 2010.
Overall
, it is
clear
that both Turkey and Italy had an increase in their annual
electricity
production
over the
given
period
, whereas the trend for Spain
showed
some
fluctuations.
According to the data, Turkey produced
slightly
above 4
million
Kilowatts of
electricity
in 1980;
however
, this amount almost halved a decade later, when a gradual rise made it reach its highest amount of
electricity
production
with
nearly
4. 5
million
.
On the other hand
, Italy had much lower
production
of
electricity
at 2
million
Kilowatts at the beginning of the
period
and stabilized until 1990;
however
, in 2000, it experienced a gradual growth to 3
million
in its annual
production
followed by a sharp increase to a peak of 5
million
in 2010.
In contrast
, the trend for Spain varied
drastically
over the
period
. While its
electricity
production
stood at
just
2
million
in 1980, it surged
significantly
to a peak of over 4
million
10 years later; it plummeted to its lowest point with
just
under 2
million
in 2000,
but
it then
moderately
climbed to under 3
million
at the
end
of the surveyed
period
.