The given table tabulates the percentage use of different types of fuels in generating power in 5 asian countries in 2005.
Overall, Japan and South Korea used the most amount of Nuclear power to generate electricity, Malaysia and Singapore tended to utilize coal and lignite for electric generation than others. Moreover, Thailand led in the use of petroleum products, whereas South Korea used hydro and wind to generate power more than others. In terms of other forms to operate energy, Thailand was the leader, while the opposite was true for South Korea.
Firstly, Japan and South Korea were the two nations interested in using nuclear to operate electricity with 49% and 33% respectively, while Thailand was exact no use of this clean material. Moreover, South Korea continuously led in the use of Hydro and wind with 48%, which was 16 times higher than Singapore and Japan with only 3% for both. Regarding other types, Thailand outnumbered others with 42%, followed by 39% use of Singapore and Japan. Sitting at the bottom were Malaysia and South Korea in the use of other forms to generate electricity
With the two types remaining, Malaysia and Singapore took the lead in the use of coal and lignite for energy operation with 61% and 42% respectively, while the opposite was true for three remaining countries. In terms of petroleum products, Thailand overtook all the others with 36%, whereas Singapore, South Korea and Japan was only 3%, even 2% for Malaysia.