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The table below shows the percentage use of four different fuel types to generate electricity in five Asian countries in 2005. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The supplied table represents that how many fuels type can be used to produce electricity by different nations. The figures are measured in percentileAs accordance with the given data, petroleum products are least used for producing electricity except Thailand while, other methods are most used except Malaysia and South Korea. Moreover, methods like nuclear, coal and lignite and hydro-wind energy varies with countries. It is clearly visible from the table that, Thailand barely used nuclear energy to generate electricity. Conversely, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea and Japan uses 19%, 13%, 33% and 49% respectively. Furthermore, Malaysia majorly depends on coal and lignite for producing electricity as it has maximum 61% dependence on coal while Thailand has minimum noted as 3%. Moreover, The other fuel type used in Japan and Singapore is three fold (39%) as compared to Malaysia. Nevertheless, South Korea has highest (48%) use of hydro and wind energy. While, other are far behind. Similarly, Thailand use maximum petroleum products noted as 36% while, other uses just nearly 2-3%.

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