The graph illustrates how much the four countries spent on research into renewable energy during the period of 1975 to 2000.
It is clear to see that there are no budget consuming on research into renewable energy,while the expenses from Switzerland,Denmark,Spain,the UK reached to 2. 6,1. 8,1 and 0. 5 dollars per person respectively1 in 1980. For the flowing(next) 20 years, the figure for Switzerland double to round 5. 2 dollars per person. Whereas, the expenditure for Denmark leveled off in the flowing 15 years before it rose remarkably and arrived at 3 dollars per person in 2000.
When it comes to the investment form Spain, it saw an slight decrease to 0. 5 dollars per person in 1990 after it experienced a steady growth to 0. 8 dollars per person in 2000. Additionally, the expenditure from the UK peaked at 0. 9 in 1985, while it was the country which spent on the least expenditure in research into renewable energy.
Overall, Switzerland was the country that allocate the most funds to research into renewable, whereas the expenditure from UK was the smallest.
The graph illustrates how much the four countries spent on
research
into
renewable
energy during the period of 1975 to 2000.
It is
clear
to
see
that there are no
budget
consuming on
research
into
renewable
energy,while
the expenses from
Switzerland,Denmark,Spain,the
UK reached to 2.
6,1
.
8,1
and 0. 5
dollars
per
person
respectively1 in 1980. For the flowing(
next
) 20 years, the figure for Switzerland double to round 5. 2
dollars
per
person
. Whereas, the
expenditure
for Denmark leveled off in the flowing 15 years
before
it rose
remarkably
and arrived at 3
dollars
per
person
in 2000.
When it
comes
to the investment form Spain, it
saw
an
slight decrease to 0. 5
dollars
per
person
in 1990 after it experienced a steady growth to 0. 8
dollars
per
person
in 2000.
Additionally
, the
expenditure
from the UK peaked at 0. 9 in 1985, while it was the country which spent on the least
expenditure
in
research
into
renewable
energy.
Overall
, Switzerland was the country that allocate the most funds to
research
into
renewable
, whereas the
expenditure
from UK was the smallest.