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The graph below gives information from a 22008 report about consumption of energy in the USA since 1980 with projections until 2030. v.1

The graph below gives information from a 22008 report about consumption of energy in the USA since 1980 with projections until 2030. v. 1
The graph represents the information of energy consumption by six different types of energies (petrol and oil, coal, natural gas, nuclear, solar/wind and hydropower) in the US from 1980 and the prediction to 2030. The units are measured in quadrillion. Overall, all the energy consumption experienced an increase until 2015 and then it is predicted to be remained unchanged for most of energy sources by 2030. It is apparent that the highest energy consumption was petrol and oil, followed by coal and then natural gases for the projected periods, whereas the rest types of energies experienced the lowest energy usages. Looking in details for the highest energy consumption was recorded at 35 quadrillion unit for petrol and oil, 20 quadrillion unit for coal and 15 quadrillion unit for natural gas in 1980. Despite the periodic fluctuations, all the energy had increased with its usage to over 40 quadrillion for petrol and oil and the same amount of energy usage of 25 quadrillion for coal and natural gas in 2015. From 2015 to 2030, petrol and oil and coal are expected to increase with its consumption to close to 50 quadrillion and 30 quadrillion, respectively, whereas natural gas is predicted to have a same usage of 25 quadrillion units. Meanwhile, the usage for the rest of energies (nuclear, solar/wind and hydropower) recorded at the lowest unit of below 5 quadrillion in 1980. Until 2015, its usage rose steadily, nuclear had consumed over 5 quadrillion units, followed by solar/wind of 5 quadrillion and about 3 quadrillion for hydropower. The rest of energies are predicted to be remained unchanged with its consumption units until 2030.
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by six
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different
types of
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energies
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(petrol
and
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, coal,
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natural
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gas
, nuclear, solar/wind and hydropower) in the US from 1980 and the prediction to 2030. The
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units
are measured
in quadrillion.

Overall
, all the
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energy
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consumption
experienced an increase until 2015 and then it
is predicted
to
be remained
unchanged for most of
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energy
sources by 2030. It is apparent that the highest
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energy
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consumption
was
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petrol
and
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oil
, followed by coal and then
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natural
gases for the projected periods, whereas the rest types of
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energies
experienced the lowest
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usages.

Looking in
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for the highest
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energy
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consumption
was recorded
at 35 quadrillion
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unit
for
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petrol
and
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, 20 quadrillion
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for coal and 15 quadrillion
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for
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natural
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gas
in 1980. Despite the periodic fluctuations, all the
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energy
had increased with its
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usage
to over 40 quadrillion for
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petrol
and
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oil
and the same amount of
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energy
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of 25 quadrillion for coal and
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natural
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gas
in 2015. From 2015 to 2030,
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petrol
and
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oil
and coal are
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to increase with its
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to close to 50 quadrillion and 30 quadrillion,
respectively
, whereas
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natural
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gas
is predicted
to have a same
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usage
of 25 quadrillion units.

Meanwhile, the
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for the rest of
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energies
(nuclear, solar/wind and hydropower) recorded at the lowest
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unit
of below 5 quadrillion in 1980. Until 2015, its
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usage
rose
steadily
, nuclear had consumed over 5 quadrillion
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, followed by solar/wind of 5 quadrillion and about 3 quadrillion for hydropower. The rest of
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energies
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are
predicted to
be remained
unchanged with its
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consumption
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units
until 2030.
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IELTS academic The graph below gives information from a 22008 report about consumption of energy in the USA since 1980 with projections until 2030. v. 1

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