The first chart below shows how energy is used in an average Australian household. The second chart shows the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The first chart illustrates the

energy

consumption of Australian

household

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households

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in

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average,

while

the

second

gives information on the

greenhouse

gas

emissions which are observed from

this

energy

usage.

Overall

, household

energy

mainly goes to heating

while

the largest amount of

greenhouse

gas

emission

comes from water heating. First of all, the method of heating is the most extensively applied one among others, with 42% of total use, with the relatively low

emission

of

greenhouse

gas

, producing only 15% of

greenhouse

gas

emission

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. Water heating,

on the other hand

, has the highest amount of

emission

(32%) compared to other modes of

energy

yet its

energy

consumption is substantially equal to its

emission

(30%).

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, the use of other applicants

are

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accounted

as

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15% of total

energy

employment yet

producing

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28% of

overall

emission

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emissions

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.

Similarly

, refrigerators reproduce 14% of

greenhouse

gas

while

it consumes 7% of total

energy

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4% of

energy

use

while

its rate of generation of

greenhouse

gas

is doubled

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8%.