You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. The table below shows the percentage use of four different fuel types to generate electricity in five Asian countries in 2005. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

The table chart displays four kinds of

fuel

energy

transformation, which are nuclear, coal and lignite, petroleum products, hydro and wind and other types in five Asian countries (Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, South Korea and Japan) in 2005.

It is clear that

Malaysia and Singapore relied on coal & lignite to transform

power

whereas

South Korea and Japan tended to utilize nuclear to obtain

energy

. Thailand accessed a huge proportion of electric generation on petroleum products. Looking at Southeast Asia, Malaysia utilized coal and lignite in most

power

-transforming processes, with the figure at 61%, followed by the nuclear approach at 19%.

Similarly

, Singapore

also

operated coal and lignite on

energy

transformation (42%), but the most common usage was other types of

fuel

. Thailand was another country that utilized other kinds of

fuel

to obtain

power

, accounting for 42%. It is only one country that converted petroleum manufacturing to electric use, witnessing a number of 36%. In northeast Asia, South Korea mainly gain 48% of the

power

from hydro and wind, meanwhile, nuclear was the second most significant

power

resource with a figure of 33%. Nuclear in Japan's

energy

converted almost accounted for half of that in

this

nation, and other

fuel

kinds were the next choice.