The charts below give information about the amount of electricity used.  Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given charts portray information about the amount of

electricity

used. The daily demand counted for winter and summer.

Overall

, in winter, the demand for

electricity

is higher than in summer. Meanwhile, the highest percentage of

electricity

used is for heating rooms and water.

To begin

with, in winter the daily demand for

electricity

is fluctuated, starting from 340000 and ending at the same amount. The highest happens in 23 hours and the lowest in 8 hours. In summer the units of

electricity

starts

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at 180000, and the number ends at 24 with the same number when it starts. The highest happens at 15, and the lowest is 6. The second chart shows heating rooms and heating water use at 52.2%, which is the highest and followed by ovens, kettles, washing, and machine at 17.5%.

Next,

lighting, TV, radio, vacuum cleaners, food mixers, and electronic tools use the same percentage at 15.0%.