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

The table presents data on various electricity-producing energies in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, South

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and Japan in the year 2005. Units are given in percentages.

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, most of the given countries had

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of their concentration on two power sources, with the exception of the Japanese, which focused predominantly on the usage of nuclear plants. Looking specifically at the exhaustion of nuclear power and coal & ignite, Nuclear appears to be the only energy in which four or five regions use more than 10%. To

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illustrate, the people from South

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and Japan exhausted a larger amount of 49% and 33% respectively,

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Malaysians [19%] and Singaporeans [13%] used the least quantity, and Thailand made no purpose of

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source. As for coal & ignite,

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was utilised predominantly by residents of Malaysia [61%] and Singapore [42%],

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other nations gained from it at a range of 3 to 6%. Regarding petroleum products and Hydro & wind, a substantial amount of the examined countries manipulated these fuels at a low rate of 2 to 5%.

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, Thailand and South

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concentrated on these areas; they were using 36% and 19% in respective order. Meanwhile, South

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was focusing on Hydro & wind accounting for 48% of users.