The supplied bar graph demonstrates the production and consumption of electricity by ten best countries (China, United states, Russia, Japan, India, Canada, France, Brazil, Germany and Korea) in the year of 2014.

The supplied bar graph demonstrates the production and consumption of electricity by ten best countries (China, United states, Russia, Japan, India, Canada, France, Brazil, Germany and Korea) in the year of 2014. The calibration of data is done in billion kWh. Overall, it is conspicuous that china and united states were the largest producers as well as consumers of electricity while Germany, brazil and Korea held the least share. To start with, production was done mainly in two nations, china and united states, each accounting for 5, 398 kwh and 4099 kwh, respectively. Russia, on the other hand, created only around 1057 kwh, followed by japan and India, each of which held a share of 936. 2 kwh and 871 kwh, respectively. The tiniest producer was, however, Korea which contributed around 485. 1 kwh of electricity. Additionally, the major consumers were china and united states again, both of which used 5322kwh and 3866 kwh respectively, followed by Russia which consumed around 1038 kwh of energy. Those amongst the lowest in this category were brazil and Korea, each of which used up 455. 8 kwh and 449. 5 kwh of electric energy, respectively.