Overall, Morocco and Vietnam are similar because they consumed only 2 energy resources while India and Sweden both used 3 sources of energy.
In India, four-fifths of electricity was manufactured by fossil fuel whilst it accounted for only 4% in Sweden, electricity produced by hydropower and nuclear power made up 14% and 4% respectively. On the contrary, electricity in Sweden was mostly generated by hydropower and nuclear power, which comprised 52% and 44% respectively.
In Morocco, almost all energy was generated by hydropower, which was completely different from India and only 5% of energy was produced by fossil fuel. In Vietnam, there was a balance in energy production at 44% and 56%. Vietnam and Sweden are similar in the figures for energy was manufactured constitute approximately a half.
