The table illustrates percentage use of four different fuel types for electricity generation in five Asian countries in 2005.
Overall, four fuel types that used for electricity were Nuclear, Coal and Lignite, Petroleum products and Hydro and Wind. Each country were used the different major fuel types.
Coal and Lignite were commonly used in Malaysia, highest rate 61% and Singapore was 42%. Hydro and Wind were the major source of electrical power in South Korea 48%.
For Japan, The Nuclear was usually used to generate electricity for 49%. The last, Thailand commonly used the other source of fuel other, 42% than four types that mentioned. Furthermore, There was no source of power from the Nuclear in Thailand.
However, The most common fuel type that usually used to generate electricity was the Nuclear except in Thailand. In the other hand Petroleum products were the major source of electrical generation in Thailand even It was a minority source of other countries.
