The bar chart illustrates the top ten countries which produced and consumed electricity the most in 2014. The amount of electricity is measured in billion kWh.  

First of all, it is notable that figures in the top two countries, which is China and the United States respectively, far outweighed those of the remaining nations. China, the top ranked country, produced and used 5,398 and 5,322 kWh of electricity each. Meanwhile, the United States, the second ranked country, generated and consumed  4,099 and 3,866 kWh of electricity, respectively. It is also remarkable that the gap between production and consumption is the most widest in the United States. 

Among remaining countries, Russia is the only nation that shows figures of figures are over 1000kWh. Also, the difference between two figures (production and consumption) is the narrowest in Russia. Top three to five countries include Russia, Japan, and India and they generated and used electricity which ranged from 698kWh to 1,057kWh.  

The remainders are composed of Canada, France, Brazil, Germany and Korea and they produced and consumed electricity which ranged from 449.5kWh to 618.9kWh. (이와 같이 나열하는 것은 크게 의미를 가지지 않습니다.) It is noticeable that Germany is the only country that consumed electricity more than it generated.