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The image contains a table showing the percentage of fuel type used to generate electricity for five countries. Data is presented for Nuclear, Coal & lignite, Petroleum products, Hydro & wind, and Other. Malaysia uses 19% Nuclear, 61% Coal & lignite, 2% Petroleum products, 5% Hydro & wind, and 13% Other. Singapore uses 13% Nuclear, 42% Coal & lignite, 3% Petroleum products, 3% Hydro & wind, and 39% Other. Thailand uses 0% Nuclear, 3% Coal & lignite, 36% Petroleum products, 19% Hydro & wind, and 42% Other. South Korea uses 33% Nuclear, 5% Coal & lignite, 3% Petroleum products, 48% Hydro & wind, and 11% Other. Japan uses 49% Nuclear, 6% Coal & lignite, 3% Petroleum products, 3% Hydro & wind, and 39% Other.
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The table shows how many of four different fuel types were used to generate electricity in five Asian countries in 2005.
Overall, Malaysia had the most proportion of using coal and lignite while Thailand says no to nuclear for generating electricity.
In 2005, Nuclear in Japan accounted for 49% of electricity production. With 33%, South Korea has become the second country to use nuclear power. May
Regarding other fuels, Thailand with 42% of other fuels generate electricity which make up the most. Followed by Singapore and Japan with 39%. Malaysia and South Korea used at least 13% and 11% respectively.
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