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. Fuel type used to generate electricity (%)

The given table illustrates the uses of four types of fuels named Nuclear, Coal and lignite,

Petroleum

products, and hydro and wind for generating electricity in five Asian nations

during

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in

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2005. The data is calibrated in percentages.

Overall

, neither of the countries used the same type of fuel as higher to produce electricity. The maximum

use

of fuel varied in every given nation.

Petroleum

remained the least popular everywhere except Thailand.

While

the figure for Nuclear in Japan was the highest at about 49% followed by South Korea at 33%, it was not being used in Thailand where the

use

of

Petroleum

production at just 36% was over double that of Hydro and wind, which was around six folds of Coal and lignite.

Instead

of Thailand, the percentage of

Petroleum

products was noticed from 2% to 3% in every country. 19% and 13% nuclear had been used in Malaysia and Singapore respectively. The proportional disparity between South Korea and Japan was only 1% in the

use

of Coal and lignite which accounted for 61% in Malaysia and 42% in Singapore. Maximum

use

of Hydro and wind can be observed in South Korea at about 48%

whereas

it was used at 3% to 5% in others. Other types had 11% to 42% contribution in given nations.