The given table chart illustrates the proportion of four kinds of fuels with a view to provide electricity in five different countries in 2005.
From an overall perspective, it is clear that Thailand utilized more energy than other countries, while nuclear energy was not used to generate electricity.
As can be seen from a table chart, the majority of nuclear energy was consumed by Japan and South Korea, which was 49% and 33% respectively. In Malaysia, this figure was lower than South Korea by 10% and higher than Singapore by 6%. Regarding coal and ignite, Malaysia and Singapore consumed it at a higher proportion than remaining countries, the latter was 61% and the former was 42%, followed by 3% of Thailand.
Looking at the table in more detail, petroleum witnessed the highest data in Thailand, at 36%. A noticeable point was that Singapore, South Korea and Japan had the same figure at 3%, while Malaysia accounted for just 2%. Turning to Thailand and Korea, the former represented 48% of hydro and wind , while the latter comprised 42% of other energy. The lowest hydro and wind energy was observed in Singapore and Japan, which were equal to 3% and other kinds of energy ranked lowest in South Korea, was 11%.