The given table shows the percentage use of four different fuel types to generate electricity in five Asian countries in 2005

A glance at the table provides the percentage consumption of four different fuel kinds for

electricity

in five Asian countries including Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, South Korea and Japan in 2005.

Overall

, the vast majority of the five Asian countries relied on nuclear to generate

electricity

to a certain degree, whilst the electrical generation in Thailand did not need any nuclear at all in 2005.

According to

the information shown in the table, 49% of

electricity

in Japan relied on nuclear and 34% of it relied on other energy types.

Although

33% of

electricity

in South Korea depended on nuclear, hydro and wind was 15% higher than nuclear which was the most important source of

electricity

there. Unlike the rest of the four countries

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petroleum products were the lowest significant fuel source to generate

electricity

, their demand for generating

electricity

in Thailand was 36% which was only 6% lower than the most active one, other energy types, by 42%.What should be particularly mentioned is that both Malaysia and Singapore mostly used coal and lignite to generate

electricity

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respectively 61% and 42%.