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

The

first

pie chart illustrates the amount of

energy

used in an average Australian

household

while

the second one demonstrates the percentage of

greenhouse

gas

emissions

.

First

of all, heating

energy

is significantly used in Australian households

whereas

gas

emission for water heating is the greatest percentage of Australian

household

greenhouse

. On the opposite, cooling is the least amount of using

energy

in the

household

.

In addition

, the mass of

energy

apply for cooling and the amount of

greenhouse

gas

emissions

which result from

this

energy

use is almost the same. In the

first

chart, the total

energy

needed for refrigeration is 7 % which is twice in

greenhouse

gas

emissions

. At the same time,

energy

consumption for lighting is two-time the rise in

gas

emissions

.

According to

the

first

picture,

energy

for heating makes up half of

household

energy

use.

Energy

for other appliances considerably increased and it stands as an upward trend.

On the contrary

, the

Energy

used for heating is substantially by 27 % decreased . All in all,

energy

using

household

affects

greenhouse

gas

emissions

.